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Why Do Cats Love Climbing Into Boxes?

The Atlantic
Seriously, stop it.
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On Monday morning, my partner laid a carry-on suitcase down on the floor, preparing to pack for his first post-vaccination trip to visit his parents. The moment he unzipped the bag, our cat Calvin promptly clambered inside.
A piece of me would like to think that Calvin was attempting to covertly join my partner on his trip, or perhaps thwart his inevitable attempt to spirit away. But I’m pretty sure #OccupyLuggage was less a heart-wrenching bid to tag along on a flight, and more a textbook example of a central scientific tenet: Cats are absolute suckers for boxes. And sinks, and vases, and grocery bags, and shoes, and Pringles cans, and the nooks and crannies between furniture and walls, and just about any other space they deem cozy, confining, and swaddly. (Cats, in case you were wondering, are a non-Newtonian liquid.) It’s the one thing about which our pointy-eared companions are not terribly picky: If it fits, they sits ....

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Why Do Animals Love to Play? - The Atlantic

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Scientists think it’s valuable, but they’re not quite sure why.
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Anyone who has ever chucked a tennis ball in the general vicinity of a border collie knows that some animals take play very seriously the intense stare, the tremble of anticipation, the apparent joy with every bounce, all in pursuit of inedible prey that tastes like the backyard. Dogs are far from the only animals that devote considerable time and energy to play. Juvenile wasps wrestle with hive mates, otters toss rocks between their paws, and human children around the world go to great lengths to avoid make-believe lava on the living-room floor. ....

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20140228:09:41:00

A lot of times the faces on the guilty culprit say it all. who did this mess? did you make this mess? somebody made it. who made it? who made this mess? dogs may look shameful after they have done something wrong but animal behaviorists are actually saying they lake shame. they say guilty looks are a reaction to how you are reacting at what they did. the reason i m laughing is because i know that bob is about to explode. he is. i understand intellectually what they are saying, bob, but i have to tell you i think jasper really does have emotions. check out some of these pictures here. i had to. it s shameless. do we have jasper pictures. including one with me. there we go, looking kind of pensive, i think you can call that pensive, and the next one, let s see. that s his blue steel look from ....

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20140227:22:41:00

A lot of times the faces on the guilty culprit say it all. who did this mess? did you make this mess? somebody made it. who made it? who made this mess? dogs may look shameful after they have done something wrong but animal behaviorists are actually saying they lake shame. they say guilty looks are a reaction to how you are reacting at what they did. the reason i m laughing is because i know that bob is about to explode. he is. i understand intellectually what they are saying, bob, but i have to tell you i think jasper really does have emotions. check out some of these pictures here. i had to. it s shameless. do we have jasper pictures. including one with me. there we go, looking kind of pensive, i think you can call that pensive, and the next one, let s see. that s his blue steel look from ....

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20101020:09:55:00

Confirms his obsession with twirling sticks. clearly this bear is sort of bored and doesn t have much to do. animal behaviorists have studied this bear and said there s no way he could have taught himself this, that he had to have been trained but they think he continues to do it out of sheer boredom. that s kind of sad. i know. but he s really good at it. he gets really fast. at some points in the video if you watch the whole thing it s very cute. yeah. at least yeah. never mind. i was going to say something about a bunny costume but i digress. ....

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