Have you ever glanced at your cat and wondered what’s really going on in that mysterious mind? The secret might just be ...

AI is shedding new light on the 12,000-year conversation between cats and their humans, suggesting that house cats wield a ...

From sock thefts to sly surveillance, is your cat purring with pleasure or anticipating its next meal? Here’s how to decode ...

14. Tail Curved Like a Question Mark 14. Tail Curved Like a Question Mark (image credits: unsplash) If your cat’s tail forms a gentle curve at the top, almost like a question mark, you’re witnessing a ...

A cat with a tail pointed up in the air is happy and confident. Cats move their tail in the shape of a question mark when they’re greeting someone or are feeling playful and curious, according ...

3. The tail is painful or itchy Sometimes, cats can start chasing their tail because it’s painful or itchy, in which case you might notice their body language is more frustrated than playful.

Have you ever wondered what your cat’s tail position means? In this video, I explore the most common tail behaviors, from what I call “the backwards question mark” to the Halloween cat’s ...

Meet Nyaa Nyaa, a fuzzy orange cat, who sat comfortably on a cushion tapping his tail to the beat of the music. This all seems to be taking place at what looks like a dinner party.

The tail, in this case, is relaxed, kept behind when the cat is lying down, or carried in a question mark if the cat is walking. This tail tells us that the cat is calm, confident, and willing to ...

A cat's tail is remarkably flexible, thanks to its unique anatomy. It consists of 18 to 23 small bones, known as caudal vertebrae, which interlock like a chain, enabling the tail to move in many ...