Oh, hey, it's the pumpkin on your porch that is happy to coexist with your twinkly holiday lights.

Alliward, back with a perfect episode of Smologies.

Oh, man, cat puns already started. Good luck with this.

So, Smologies, what? What is that?

So, we just launched these Smologies episodes that boil down some of our favorite

Oligis classics, condensing them to around 20 minutes.

And of course, we nerf some of the edges to make them G-rated and classroom friendly.

Perfect for schools and car rides or walks with your grandpa or dog or cat.

Apparently, we don't judge here.

But if you're looking for the full length and full strength with deeper info and more

swear words, there's a link to the original Feelinology episode.

It is not safe for kids, but it is linked in the showdowns below.

Okay, but Smologies. Yes, this one is Kid Safe.

Feelinology. Here we go. It comes from the Latin for cat,

Filos. And I started to go to this whole rabbit hole, I guess, catacombe, really.

Whether or not Felicity, like Filos and happiness and

Feline, if they shared an etymology.

And guess what? From what I found, they don't at all.

But now you don't have to Google it.

So anyway, Filos, for cat, different background than Filos for happy.

So, today'sologist is a cat behavior expert who received her PhD in

psychology with an emphasis in animal behavior and cognition

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