I adore my Siberian cat Alexei’s tail. It is so big and fluffy, and I love how it flicks and sways depending on his mood. So sure, I enjoy his tail, but why do cats have tails? And does he even need ...
If you thought dogs were the only pets who had reasons to wag their tails, think again—cats wag their tails, too! “Cats wag their tails as a form of communication, but unlike dogs, it's not always a ...
DEAR PET TALK: How do cats waggle their tails? Aiden, third grade, Fitchburg DEAR AIDEN: This is a great question, because cats are able to communicate a lot of different signals with their tails. How ...
A cat’s tail is more than just a fluffy add-on. It’s also an essential tool for balance and communication. However, some breeds of cat have developed this trait to an extreme expression, with tails ...
Spinal Extension A cat’s tail is an extension of its spine. Tails are vertebrae, which are made of blood cells, nerves, muscles, and scent glands. The bones that make up a cat’s tail are known as ...
If you remember the discussion that we had about whether or not Mary, merry and marry all sounded alike?? Well, here's a site that test you and tells you what kind of accent you have. It will be fun, but, I have to tell you that it had this little old Southern gal who has never even been up there i...