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New research suggests that mutual grooming in cats may not always indicate social bonding, as previously believed. The study found that licking can also signal social tension or serve as a subtle form of irritation, often leading to stress behaviors or conflicts between cats. Researchers analyzed videos from European households and observed both friendly and aggressive grooming interactions, highlighting the complex social dynamics among cats.
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