12 Things I've Learned About Human Nature From My Cats (Slideshow)

11. What’s mine is mine, and what’s yours is still mine.

This is especially true in the cat world. Ever see a cat share its food with another cat, even its own flesh and blood? As soon as a mother cat trains its young to find food, it is a “winner take all” in the cat world. It’s kind of like winning a sporting event, right?

12. Female cats use “body language” to attract the opposite sex.

Like both men and women often do, male cats, like guys at a singles bar, like to howl, which can be compared to a pick-up line. Maybe we can all learn something from studying the feline side of the coin.

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Maurice Picow
Maurice Picowhttps://www.greenprophet.com/
Maurice Picow grew up in Oklahoma City, U.S.A., where he received a B.S. Degree in Business Administration. Following graduation, Maurice embarked on a career as a real estate broker before making the decision to move to Israel. After arriving in Israel, he came involved in the insurance agency business and later in the moving and international relocation fields. Maurice became interested in writing news and commentary articles in the late 1990’s, and now writes feature articles for the The Jerusalem Post as well as being a regular contributor to Green Prophet. He has also written a non-fiction study on Islam, a two volume adventure novel, and is completing a romance novel about a forbidden love affair. Writing topics of particular interest for Green Prophet are those dealing with global warming and climate change, as well as clean technology - particularly electric cars.
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