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One of the differential features of cats is their tongue, since it has a texture similar to sandpaper and, at first glance, it seems that it is covered with hair.

 

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Actually, it is not fur, but rather pointed spines called papillae. These fine structures contain an empty cavity at the tip that plays a key role in cat grooming. According to a study carried out by National Geographic, this "U"-shaped hole is responsible for collecting saliva from the mouth and then distributing it through the hair when the animal grooms itself, which keeps it clean and fresh.

 

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