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CatCog: Cat Science & Psychology

CatCog: Cat Science & Psychology

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CatCog is the science-based podcast that unravels the secret world of cat behavior and psychology. Hosted by Adam, a psychologist who’s combined his two degrees with a lifetime love of felines, each episode digs its paws into the latest research to help you better understand your furry friend. Whether you’re curious about why cats meow, how they communicate, or the science behind those hypnotic purrs, you’ll find fascinating facts, practical tips, and fun, approachable science here.

From interviews with experts to sharing the newest findings on cat cognition, CatCog explores what makes our cats tick—and how you can give them their happiest, healthiest life. Join Adam and his cat, Moon, as they dish out cat knowledge that’s as entertaining as it is enlightening. Subscribe, tune in, and see exactly how cat science and psychology can transform your connection with your favorite feline.Cat Cognition
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  • Every Cat Color Explained
    Sep 21 2025
    Why do cats come in so many colors and patterns? In this episode, we decode the science behind feline coat colors—solid, tabby (mackerel, classic, spotted, ticked), tortoiseshell, calico, bicolor/van, smoke, silver/golden, and colorpoint. You’ll learn how genes like agouti, dilute, white-spotting, dominant white, and temperature-sensitive albinism shape fur; why orange is sex-linked; how eumelanin vs pheomelanin create black–brown–blue vs red–cream; and what “fever coat,” shading, and ticking really are. We also bust the biggest myths: black cats and “bad luck,” “tortitude,” and “orange cats are dumb.” You’ll see what color can and can’t predict about personality, why most calicos are female and male calicos are rare (XXY), and when white coats and blue eyes increase deafness risk.

    If you’ve searched for “cat coat colors explained,” “cat color genetics,” “types of cat patterns,” “tortoiseshell vs calico,” “why are calico cats female,” “tabby types,” “Siamese colorpoint science,” “are white cats deaf,” or “orange cat personality,” this complete breakdown has the answers—plus surprising insights that will change how you see your cat forever.

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    14 min
  • Why Cats Are Afraid of Cucumbers
    Sep 13 2025
    Why are cats terrified of cucumbers? 🥒 In this episode, we reveal the surprising science behind the viral cucumber–cat meme. From the startle response to deep evolutionary instincts, you’ll discover why your cat’s brain reacts as if a harmless vegetable is a deadly predator. More importantly, you’ll learn what this prank really does to your cat’s trust, why it can cause long-term stress, and how you can protect their safe zones instead. If you’ve ever wondered whether cats mistake cucumbers for snakes—or what this reaction teaches us about feline psychology—this breakdown will change the way you see your cat forever

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    5 min
  • Why Evolution Made Cats Love Boxes
    Sep 8 2025
    Why do cats squeeze into boxes that seem impossibly small? In this episode, we explore the fascinating science behind your cat’s obsession with tiny spaces — from their wild ancestry and survival instincts to surprising research showing even big cats like lions and tigers can’t resist a cardboard box. Discover how hiding in confined spaces helps cats feel safe, reduce stress, and sharpen their hunting skills, and learn simple ways to use this instinct to make your cat happier and healthier at home. Perfect for cat lovers, feline behaviour enthusiasts, and anyone curious about the mysterious psychology of our pets.

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    6 min
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