To put it simply, we can divide kittens' cries into three types. For example, the whispering type; Common vowel types; Screaming type. These different calls express different emotions and inner thoughts of cats and convey different meanings and information.
When a cat barks a little to itself, just like the sound made without opening its mouth, it can be classified as a whisper. Generally speaking, it means that it is quiet, satisfied, peaceful and friendly to you.
When a cat opens its mouth first and then closes it gradually, it can be classified as vowel crying. Cats mainly use this different tone to express different meanings, such as begging, demanding, confusing, complaining, sad, and making gentle meows when mating.
Finally, when the cat barks with its mouth open, the gas rushes out of its mouth and it becomes hoarse. Generally, when a kitten is excited, such as when the cat begins to growl, growl, mate with high excitement and express painful feelings, it will make this kind of screaming exhausted sound.
Question 2: What do the different sounds made by cats mean? Version 1.
◎ my back is arched, my whole body hair is erect, and my claws are sticking out-I am very good! Don't mess with me.
◎ Lie down, belly up, feet flat, and keep in line with your body-I trust you, you can rely on others, so I'm going to play the woman ... relax.
Lying curled up-I'm resting, so comfortable. ..
◎ Tail upright, head raised, meowing at people-coquetry ... (maybe hungry, too)
Head low * * * high, squatting staring at a certain point-ready to attack! Let's go
Put your noses together and smell other people's noses-I want to be friends with you. You look good. ...
Stretch and yawn-I'm not a threat to you .. I want to relax. Or I just woke up. ..
◎ Lick your hair-arrange it generally, or relax your anxiety and tension.
Lick people-you are my companion, and I want you to drift. Oh, let's get up quickly ~ I can't wait, still? It smells good ~ ~ Is there anything delicious?
Snoop-ㄣ ... Mastering ... You make me so happy and satisfied ... (Sometimes the trouble will be reduced)
◎ Pupils suddenly dilated, as if paying attention to what n-ah? Are there any handsome guys (beautiful women) or anything delicious and fun over there?
Running around-I'm playing sports and games! Can't sleep all day and become a fat cat?
◎ Tail straight up-I am a spoiled cat, and I need to be comforted or asked for something. ....
Tail up, hair up-trying to mess with me! I am fierce!
◎ The body is curled up, and the tail is relaxed and close to the body-whoosh ... rest is really relaxing. ...
◎ wagging your tail gently-hesitant, a little nervous, or being called by your master in your sleep and not wanting to get up.
◎ The tail is tightly wrapped around my body-I'm ... I'm scared, but I want to scare you away!
◎ Tail down-I'm playing! Nothing has happened recently. ...
◎ The ears are upright, and there is no special direction-an ordinary, relaxed and a little alert cat.
◎ Keep your ears flat and your face back-get out! I'm angry!
◎ Keep your ears upright and turn away somewhere-huh? What's that noise? How strange!
Rub people's hands behind their ears-I like you so much. ..
◎ My ears are a little behind-(singing) I'm a little annoyed recently, a little annoyed. ...
◎ Keep your ears open-happy, happy ... confident and so on. ...
◎ High above, head down, ears down and forward-can you jump here? Let me see. Version 2 Some people think that cats can only communicate with each other through snoring, meowing and growling. In fact, cats have many ways to communicate. They can communicate through voice, movement, ears, mouth and tail, and they also have rich conversational vocabulary. This is especially true for female cats, because they need to communicate with kittens with various sounds to teach and punish kittens. Cats purr when they are happy or satisfied. Different cats purr very differently. It's easy to tell a grunt from a harsh roar. This roar is made when resisting an invading cat or dog. Cats meow mainly to attract the attention of others. If the cat's bark is short and sharp, it means that the cat is looking for its owner in the house. If the meow is persistent and loud, it means that the cat wants to open the door or eat. On the other hand, if cats are locked in a travel basket or stepped on their tails, they will scream angrily. When the cat sits on the windowsill and observes the birds outside, it will make a staggering sound between meowing and purring. Version 3 can be interpreted from three aspects: body language and emotional relaxation and calmness-the cat is lying or sitting, its pupils are narrowed into a straight line, its eyes are half open, or even completely closed. It will wash its face and ears easily with its forefoot. Lie down, stretch forward, or curl up. When it is full, it will stretch its front legs from front to back.
Say hello happily and easily-stand up straight, tail straight, tail tip gently shaking from side to side, head leaning back, eyes staring.
If you want to get close to you, be prepared to be coquettish-your pupils are slightly open, your big tail is sitting upright, or you can feel it at first sight by shaking it gently.
Say hello and act coquettish-it will run around your feet and keep rubbing its head. When you put it on the table, it will keep rubbing your face with its head and chin.
Welcome-when you go home, it will run to the door and sit down, waiting ... >>
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Question 4: What are the words that describe cats crying? Kitten's cry: soft and weak;
The sound of big cats: rich and multi-cavity, different in length and thickness, and various in variety.
Question 5: What are the special meanings of the cat's voice and movements? Meow meow mean:
1. "Meow" Meow: Many people think that this is the most basic meow of cats, and cats will bark twice like this when they are fine. The reason for this impression is that cats usually make this kind of cry only when facing strangers, which means "give me food" or "don't hurt me". "Meow" is an imperative sentence, indicating that cats need something from the outside. When a cat barks like this, it will use body language to show what it wants.
2. A soft and deep "meow-meow-meow-meow" means that you have received the information expressed by others, such as "I know", "I heard", "I found" and "I saw you again".
3. The extended tone "Mi-Ao" and "Mi-Wow" means "I don't understand".
4. "hiss" sound: it means that you are ready to fight and threaten the other side.
5. "Ow" sound: it means excitement or fear.
6. "Boo-hoo" sound: It means that you are defending what it thinks is important and don't want others to get close. If the cat purrs on its stomach and can't find what it is protecting, it is likely to hide the object of protection under its own body.
Question 6: What does the purring sound of a cat mean to be normal? Snoring is a unique feature of domestic cats. Some people think it is the cat's satisfied voice. But is this really the case? Snoring is not a sound from the throat, but a very mysterious phenomenon. Many scientists believe that this is the sound of blood shock soup from the main vein of chest cavity. When the vein passes through the diaphragm, the muscles around the vein contract, such as a cat arching its back, cutting off blood flow and producing shock soup. The sound produced by shock soup passes through the air-filled bronchi and trachea and becomes snoring. Snoring is not only an auditory phenomenon, but also a vibration that can be felt. When a kitten is born, it has no hearing or smell, and its ears are not mature. So the kitten can only respond to the purr and vibration of the mother cat, which is exactly the time when the mother cat calls the kitten back to the nest. The happy purring cat squatted on the mat easily and purred happily. Cats usually purr when they feel satisfied and safe. Strangely, cats also make this sound when they are upset, so as to relieve their distress. The purr of a loving mother comes from deep in the chest. Even without using the larynx, the cat can still purr. A tongue twister cat is like a kitten about a week after birth. They will purr when they are nursing. While sucking milk, the kitten let the mother cat lick her body and purr in her throat, which is a sign of satisfaction and peace of mind. Tiger cubs or lion cubs make similar sounds, but when they grow up, they rarely have a chance to purr. Only domestic cats are always hugged and caressed by their owners, and they always feel that they are accompanied by their mothers, so they continue to purr. In this way, when the owner calls the cat who is taking a nap, the cat will purr in response, even if it stands by, it will purr. In the face of death or being cornered, cats will purr, which may be a feedback phenomenon of seeking security in their mother's arms! ? Personally, I guess that there is probably no similar phenomenon in other animals except domestic cats, but it is impossible to know because of the lack of relevant information. There are countless statements. It is generally believed that the rapid contraction of the throat and diaphragm will cause air vibration, thus producing purring sound. Cats meow for different reasons. A kitten about a week old is telling the mother cat that she feels warm and not hungry. The purring of adult cats may just be an atavistic phenomenon of some behaviors in the kitten period, which means that cats feel relaxed and have no intention of attacking, but also means warmth and satiety. But from a deeper perspective, the deeper barking of an adult cat may indicate that it is in a bad mood or has a disease. Therefore, it is important to know the behavior patterns of your cats, so that you can know whether they are in pain or in a bad mood.
Question 7: What does kitten bark mean? Cats are very proud animals. Many people hate it, and many people like it. But I think there are more people who like cats. Many cats, especially expensive cats, don't like barking very much.
1. The cat suddenly gave a cry and then stopped barking. This is the behavior of cats.
2. The purr of the cat shows that it likes it.
3. The cat's deep and gentle cry wants something.
When the cat barks, it can hear the voice of tiger tiger.
The newly adopted cat kept barking and showed anxiety.
6. Needless to say, the cat calls for spring. It sounds like goose bumps have fallen all over the floor.
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Question 8: What does the cat's bark mean? Guru Guru
Cats purr for many reasons. If it purrs when it rubs against you, it means it likes you.
When the cat is lying beside its owner sleeping or making out with you, it can often be heard to make a continuous "purr, purr" sound. Most people mistakenly think that this is a cat snoring in sleep. In fact, snoring is the sound that cats make when their false vocal cords vibrate.
In fact, cats don't fall asleep when they snore. Cats don't snore when they are playing, nervous and really asleep. Only when the cat is satisfied or relaxed in its owner's arms will it make a brisk purr. At this point, adult cats and Persian cats are more prominent, while kittens rarely snore. Persian cats love to snore because of their short nasal passages, but adult cats are satisfied with their snoring because they know how to enjoy the life of cats and know how to caress and be intimate with people. In addition, if a kitten or a big cat keeps purring under any circumstances, it may be that the respiratory tract is infected with a virus and must not be taken lightly.
Question 9: What is a cat's meow? Normal meowing proves that it is greeting you.
Snoring is to make him happy. This kind of sound will appear when he is eating and going to sleep.
The trembling meow, a bit like a sheep, is trying to please you and ask you for delicious food.
A low hum in his throat shows that he is angry and scared, and warns people around him not to approach.
Grinning and hissing like a snake stands for * * *.
Question 10: What does it mean that a cat purrs? 100 I think it means love and happiness. The following is a professional answer: when a cat sleeps next to its owner or is close to you, it can often be heard to make a continuous "purr, purr" sound. Most people mistakenly think that this is a cat snoring in sleep. In fact, snoring is the sound that cats make when their false vocal cords vibrate. From a medical point of view, the skeleton of a cat's throat consists of thyroid cartilage and cricoid cartilage. The laryngeal cavity is divided into three parts, the upper part is the laryngeal vestibule, and the tail edge is the false vocal cord. The cavity between the false vocal cords and the true vocal cords is the second part of the laryngeal cavity. The third part is the cavity between vocal cord and cartilage ring, which is very narrow. The purr of a cat is the sound made through the throat cavity when the false vocal cords vibrate. In fact, cats don't fall asleep when they snore. Cats don't snore when they are playing, nervous and really asleep. Only when the cat is satisfied or relaxed in its owner's arms will it make a brisk purr. At this point, adult cats and Persian cats are more prominent, while kittens rarely snore. Persian cats love to snore because of their short nasal passages, but adult cats are satisfied with their snoring because they know how to enjoy the life of cats and know how to caress and be intimate with people. In addition, if a kitten or a big cat keeps purring under any circumstances, it may be that the respiratory tract is infected with a virus and must not be taken lightly.
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