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119 days ago🐱 Cats Can "Talk" to Humans with Their Meows and tail but Not to Other Cats
Do you know:
Adult cats rarely meow at each other, they mostly reserve that sound for communicating with humans.
In the wild, cats usually use body language, scent, and hissing to talk to each other.
But over time, domestic cats have learned that humans respond to meowing, so they’ve adapted it as their way to "talk" to us.
🧠 It’s basically a language just for humans, almost like we trained each other without realizing it!
If you have one, observe it closely.