Have you ever wondered what secrets drift through the jungle hush or savannah twilight when the world isn’t watching? Big cats, those silent rulers of wild places, have a secret language just for ...

Our feline friends let out a diverse range of sounds—cats can reportedly make as many as 21 distinct types of vocalizations, though it’s estimated that the number might be even higher.

Lifestyle Pets Clever reason why cats make 'strange chattering' sound when they see birds If your cat chatters or chirps away while looking at birds, you might have wondered what's going on - but ...

Some big cats have even been known make purr-like noises, but only when exhaling, while smaller cats can purr throughout the breathing cycle. These purr-like sounds have yet to be acoustically ...

They Are Hungry or Wants Something Some cats purr when it's mealtime. British researchers studied the sounds that house cats make when they're hungry and when food isn't on their minds. The purrs ...

They are short, high-pitched sounds cats make through a soft meow rolled on the tongue. Some cats will combine vocalizations like grunts and chirps to produce complex sounds. But why do they chirp?

So how do you tell if your cat's meow is common or concerning? Here's what your furry friend is trying to tell you: Why do cats meow? Cats meow to communicate their wants and needs.

Winston and Spooky said: "When you realise that cats make this noise as a hunting tactic to imitate birds' sounds in an attempt to lure them." ...

There's a clever reason your cat makes that adorable chattering and chirping noise when they see birds.