Testing ur knowledge on cats: when cats wag their tales what does that mean A. They are hungry B. They are happy C. They are annoyed D. They are thirsty

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Testing ur knowledge on cats: when cats wag their tales what does that mean

A. They are hungry
B. They are happy
C. They are annoyed
D. They are thirsty

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When cats wag their tales it means that they are most likely annoyed.

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