4) Apparently, animals can also be left-pawed, according to a study performed by researchers at Turkey’s Ataturk University. The researchers found that the majority of domestic cats are right-pawed (50 percent), 10 percent are ambidextrous, and the remaining 40 percent are left-pawed. According to another study by the University of Manchester, dogs tend to be more evenly split – 50 percent being right-pawed, and the other 50 percent being left-pawed.
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