Thursday, October 28, 2004
This question just occurred to me: Do cats have bellybuttons?
Of course, I am not the first person to ask this. Here are answers from some of the world's finest news sources:
TheCatSite.com | Yes Magazine | Ranger Rick
Of course, I am not the first person to ask this. Here are answers from some of the world's finest news sources:
TheCatSite.com | Yes Magazine | Ranger Rick
// posted by Margaret @ 2:50 PM 
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hey margaret,
it's beth. i was just looking for some science lesson plans for the fourth graders, and i found this:
Virtually all mammals have umbilical cords and hence navels. Cats navels don't look quite like humans, more like a scar really. But since they're hidden by hair and located just alongside their rib cage, it's quite understandable that they are often overlooked.
i'm sure you knew this already, but it's comforting to know so many people are asking this question.
love,
beth
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it's beth. i was just looking for some science lesson plans for the fourth graders, and i found this:
Virtually all mammals have umbilical cords and hence navels. Cats navels don't look quite like humans, more like a scar really. But since they're hidden by hair and located just alongside their rib cage, it's quite understandable that they are often overlooked.
i'm sure you knew this already, but it's comforting to know so many people are asking this question.
love,
beth
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