Send us a text What if the path from feral to friendly begins in the gut? We sit down with evolutionary biologist Dr. Tom Gilbert to explore how cat microbiomes act like tiny chemical factories, converting food into signals that can shape fear, calm, vigilance, and even training success. Drawing on a global shelter study across Denmark, Malaysia, Cabo Verde, Brazil, Spain, and Aruba, Tom explains why geography and diet change which microbes take root—yet similar biochemical functions keep sho...
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Send us a text What if the path from feral to friendly begins in the gut? We sit down with evolutionary biologist Dr. Tom Gilbert to explore how cat microbiomes act like tiny chemical factories, converting food into signals that can shape fear, calm, vigilance, and even training success. Drawing on a global shelter study across Denmark, Malaysia, Cabo Verde, Brazil, Spain, and Aruba, Tom explains why geography and diet change which microbes take root—yet similar biochemical functions keep sho...
Unlocking Feline Communication: Exploring Cat Facial Expressions with Dr Brittany Florkiewicz
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Unlocking Feline Communication: Exploring Cat Facial Expressions with Dr Brittany Florkiewicz
Send us a textUnlock the mysteries of the feline world as we host Dr Brittany Florkiewicz, a renowned comparative and evolutionary psychologist who dares to challenge the conventional wisdom surrounding cat communication. Ever wondered if your cat can express more than just hunger or disdain? Our latest episode promises to shift your perception by uncovering the rich tapestry of cat facial expressions, revealing over 200 distinct types that go unnoticed by most of us. Brittany's groundbreakin...
Hiss & Tell: Cat Behavior and Beyond
Send us a text What if the path from feral to friendly begins in the gut? We sit down with evolutionary biologist Dr. Tom Gilbert to explore how cat microbiomes act like tiny chemical factories, converting food into signals that can shape fear, calm, vigilance, and even training success. Drawing on a global shelter study across Denmark, Malaysia, Cabo Verde, Brazil, Spain, and Aruba, Tom explains why geography and diet change which microbes take root—yet similar biochemical functions keep sho...
