Why do cats lick each other? | Live Science
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Cats often lick each other in a behavior known as allogrooming, which can signify affection or serve other functions, including conflict resolution. Research indicates that this behavior may help strengthen social bonds but can also signal stress or potential aggression.
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News article provides a clear exploration of the reasons behind allogrooming in cats, supported by research and expert opinions. The writing is mostly clear but could benefit from slightly tighter organization and focus on specific findings.
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