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Cats lick each other for a 'subtle' reason – and it's not always a sign of affection
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While cats do groom one another to strengthen social bonds, the behaviour can also be used to quietly pressure a rival into giving up a prized resting place
Originally reported by Daily Express :: World Feed
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