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Not only dogs but now cats can also help solving criminal investigations
According to research, cats can be beneficial in criminal cases
Cats can retain traces of the genetic material of a person who has been in their close vicinity

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Besides dogs, this animal can also help solving criminal investigations: Study

Name: Besides dogs, this animal can also help solving criminal investigations: Study
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Description: There is a threat to the investigative job of dogs! Well, according to the researchers at Australia's Flinders University, cats can be beneficial in criminal cases.

The investigative job of dogs is apparently under a threat! According to the researchers at Australia's Flinders University, cats can also be beneficial in investing criminal cases.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Besides dogs, this animal can also help solving criminal investigations: Study

We know that dogs have an incredible sense of smell and for years, investigators have used them to prove the presence of a suspect at a crime scene. But, looks like now they have a competition and their investigative jobs might apparently be under a threat.

According to the researchers at Australia's Flinders University, cats can also be beneficial in investigating criminal cases. During the research, the team observed that felines' fur can retain traces of the genetic material of a person who has been in their close vicinity.

Forensic experts also said that cats can be very useful in determining the presence and activities of a home's inhabitants or even any person who recently visited the crime scene.

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