The "Scruff Magic" of Cats: Why a Simple Pinch Turns Them to Stone

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The "Scruff Magic" of Cats: Why a Simple Pinch Turns Them to Stone

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The Mother Cat's Way: A Natural Soothing Mechanism

During a cat's early life, mother cats carry their kittens by gripping the scruff of their neck.
This instinctive method not only allows the mother to move her kittens safely but also triggers a calming response in the kittens.

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When carried this way, the kittens instinctively curl their bodies and remain still to ensure their safety.
This behavior is believed to be a natural mechanism that soothes and protects them during transit.

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