🐾 The Myth We often assume that when a cat purrs, they’re relaxed and content. And many times, that’s true — a purring cat curled up in your lap seems like the picture of peace. But is your cat really happy when it purrs? 🧠 What Science Says About Purring Purring is a unique vocalisation produced when … Read more
Can Cats Really Land on Their Feet? 😺 The Myth It’s one of the most repeated phrases about our feline friends:“Cats always land on their feet.” Whether jumping from the fridge or falling from a tree, we imagine cats as tiny gymnasts—always graceful, always upright. But is that actually true? 🧠 The Science Behind the Fall Cats … Read more
🐾 The Myth You spot your dog eats grass or showing on grass, and the first thought that pops into your head is:“Oh no, are they about to throw up?”It’s a common belief among dog owners that eating grass means a dog is feeling unwell and trying to self-medicate. But is that really the case? … Read more
Wagging Tails and Dog Emotions The Myth You see a dog wagging its tail, and your heart melts. “Aw, look how happy they are!”That’s what most people think — and for good reason. Tail wagging has long been associated with joy and friendliness in dogs.But is that always the case? Let’s find out. 🐾 What Science … Read more
Dog Vision The Myth about Dog Vision For decades, many believed that dogs see the world only in black and white—like watching an old film. This image of your pup chasing a red ball across a colorless yard is common. But is that really true? The Truth about Dog Vision False. Dogs do not see in black … Read more
