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Montrose Veterinary Clinic - FUN FACT: Cats have an extra organ, called the Jacobson's organ (also known as the vomeronasal organ), which is located on the roof of the mouth. This specialized
The Vomeronasal Organ in Cats - My Animals
Amigo Animal Clinic - Fun Fact Friday! The Jacobson's organ Cats are equipped with a special organ called the Jacobson's organ or vomeronasal organ. This organ is located in the roof of
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CP Hampshire di Twitter: "The vomeronasal organ enables a cat to 'taste' smells. The cat draws in air resulting in the Flehmen response https://t.co/9ANf09u47d" / Twitter
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TIL that cats have an extra scent organ called the Jacobson's organ ( vomeronasal sac) behind their teeth in the roof of their mouth. That's why they open their mouth when smelling sometimes. :
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