Reason For Cat Behavior

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From: Michael S. Frank
Date: Fri, 24 Jan 1986 21:19

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Is there an instinctive reason why cats love long thin things?  I'm talking
about string, belts, shoelaces, pens and pencils, etc.  They seem to love
playing with these types of things more than anything else.  Does anyone
have any idea?
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Michael Frank
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