We love those screaming bois and girls! And even if they aren't screaming, we still love them. There's something so oddly cute about a cat that's yawning, meowing, or chirping when they see birds outside. We are obsessed with every notion the make, every sound they make, every breath they take!
You get the picture. Let's give it up for these adorable kitties who have something to say! And others who just want to sleep.
Oh, and do yourself a favor and turn that sound on.
A lyrebird is one the best songbirds in the world, they have the ability to mimic any sound and does so incredibly! When it comes to mimicking, the lyrebird is unmatched!
And we know what you're thinking when watching this video, "what kind of alien war has this bird witnessed?" And it's an excellent question that we have no answer to.
And that chainsaw impression? Incredible. The lyrebird is so good at imitating all the sounds that it's difficult to believe they weren't edited in!
We constantly stunned by nature.
This is neat! We've never given much thought as to what "sounds" languages around the world would give certain animals.
Not to sound naive but we definitely thought "meow" was universal for the sound a cat makes... turns out, not so much.
Creator of this super interesting and well-drawn graphics is freelance illustrator James Chapman. You can follow his Tumblr, Instagram, Facebook and/or Twitter to be kept up-to-date with these fanasinating graphics! Did you know, in English, we say dogs go "Woof," but in Romanian they go "Ham Ham?"
Just something to think about.
Cat's make a plethora of interesting sounds, don't they? Here is a look at 7 distinctive sounds cats make and what each of those sounds mean.
Cats don't come when we call them. That's a fact. But there is only one sound that acts like a magnet. Every time. No matter how busy or sleepy they are. We're pretty sure you can guess which sound is just impawssible to ignore.
Much is known about the ability of dogs to communicate with humans, but researchers in Japan decided to investigate how well domestic cats could discriminate between different human words. The study claims to be "the first experimental evidence showing cats' ability to understand human verbal utterances".
If you ever wondered, here is an Illustrated Guide by James Chapman.
Did you now that your cat's different yowls and meowing has a different meaning behind it? It isn't just about meowing for attention, but it can also mean an underlying condition that your cat can't express through words, but through the sounds he makes. Here are the 11 sounds your cat makes- and what they mean. (Via: The Purrington Post)
