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Cats Are a Strong Indicator of National Happiness, Study Finds
Researchers found national happiness rose with housecat density and fell with Toxoplasma infection across 93 countries, suggesting wealth and public health may help explain the pattern.
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The Independent (US)Countries with more indoor cats are happier, but there’s a catch
Researchers suspect link between cats and happiness is tied to economic factors
·London, United Kingdom
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The high density of cats in the country was associated with a high level of happiness.
People in countries with many cats are on average happier than in countries with few cats. This is evident from a comparison of 93 countries by researchers from Mexico, Finland, Latvia, and the United States. The researchers also made a striking finding regarding toxoplasma. For each country, the researchers collected a series of figures on how satisfied the […] More science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl.
·Middelharnis, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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