No one has ever complimented your cooking like this cat in the video

You can see the unearthly pleasure and longing on its face.

Seeing the footage below, even we lick the edge of our lips. The cat's reaction is quite telling without words. Look at this!

After seeing the scene, it is worth saying a few words about the smell of our purring pets, which is less talked about than in the case of dogs. But in some ways cats are better at processing environmental stimuli than dogs. Because although dogs have numerically more olfactory receptors than cats, the latter are more effective in utilizing their vomeronasal organ. Also known as the Jacobson's organ, it is located on the roof of the mouth, just behind the upper dentition at the end of the nasal cavity. This is used to process the incoming scents in a way that can be described as a mixture of smell and taste.

This is the Flehmen reaction, which is usually accompanied by a very specific look. Often the cat sticks out its tongue as well - you can find out what other reasons cats might have for this by clicking here.