Science: Gut biome, music + reading, why cats eat grass

Update: 2025-10-07

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What researchers found by studying the microbiome of the world's oldest known person - and the other researcher went to some icky places to understand the behaviour of her two cats, Mildred and Merle.

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Science: Gut biome, music + reading, why cats eat grass

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Science: Gut biome, music + reading, why cats eat grass

Science: Gut biome, music + reading, why cats eat grass