Jessica SERRA

Heart rate and blood pressure in support, a British study showed that watching videos of “cute” animals was good for your health.

Interview with Jessica Serra: Immersion in the head of a cat.

In the head of a cat for everything

know about a fascinating companion.

If once upon a time the man tolerated to chase rodents, today he expects his cat to be sociable and affectionate. Ethologist Jessica Serra reveals the future of this relationship.

Since when were cats domesticated? Can we really say that cats have been domesticated? Here are the answers from Jessica Serra, ethologist specializing in cat behavior, given to Daniel Fiévet in “Du vent dans les synapses”.

Cats have their unconditional admirers and their detractors. For the latter, our domestic felines are hypocrites, even “psychopathological manipulators”. What is it really? We asked the question to Jessica Serra, ethologist researcher, specialist in animal cognition.

"Is a cat smarter than a dog?"

​“By slipping into the heads of the animals, we give free rein to our imagination. But we, Homo Sapiens, are curious beings by nature.”

On the eve of International Cat Day, meeting with Jessica Serra, one of the specialists on the French's favorite animal. What if it was the best remedy for the health crisis?

If you think you know everything about your cat, you will be surprised to discover what is actually going on in his head.

Expert Jessica Serra enters "In the Head of a Cat" and reveals everything about their secret life.

Jessica Serra is an ethologist, she specialized in cat behavior. Invited to the microphone of Daniel Fiévet in "Du vent dans les synapses", she talked about the special status of the feline in ancient Egypt... and the astonishing victory of the Persian king Cambyses II.

What's going on in a cat's head? Jessica Serra provides answers in her exciting 

book “In a Cat's Head”.

Author of the book In the Head of a Cat and former host 

from the television show The Secret Life of Cats, Jessica Serra takes us behind the scenes of her job as an ethologist and gives us her researcher's perspective on human-cat relationships.

“The cat sees a world invisible to our eyes”

Interview in the head of a cat with Jessica Serra, the breakthrough ethologist

the secrets of our felines.

“Animals are emphatic like man”

“What emotions do our cats have?”

In these times of health crisis and confinement, sharing your life with a cat could prove to be a tremendous asset. Because our domestic felines are endowed with real therapeutic powers.

“In your cat’s head.”

What's going on in a cat's head? First, how was it shaped? “Brain size is not proportional to intelligence,” reveals Jessica Serra, ethologist. This is astonishing, knowing that the cat's brain represents 0.9% of body mass compared to 2% in humans. 

“An animal much more complex than we could imagine”