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"Dogs understand humans are different animals than them, while cats think humans are big clumsy cats" is a common pop science factoid. Does it have any basis in reality?

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Young English speaking children commonly go through a phase where they find wordplay and silly rhyming schemes incredibly humorous. Why is this? Is this phenomenon seen in other, non-English speaking cultures as well?

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"Dogs understand humans are different animals than them, while cats think humans are big clumsy cats" is a common pop science factoid. Does it have any basis in reality?	1
Young English speaking children commonly go through a phase where they find wordplay and silly rhyming schemes incredibly humorous. Why is this? Is this phenomenon seen in other, non-English speaking cultures as well?	1