GrrlScientist strikes again
I have often wondered whether the cats chatted in my absence. I think I know now from this post.But please watch BOTH videos!
posted by Alan Adamson @ 2:50 PM
Sunday, December 09, 2007
Life in Toronto, Canada
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2 Comments:
Ferals don't meow. What is interesting is, meowing is something cats learn to deal with humans. Most of the ferals I feed start meowing after they start to get used to me and notice I bring food. They appear to figure out that meowing is a way of talking to humans. That's why I loved the translation in the second video. That moment where the cat says, "Here comes someone, act like a cat!", and then they both meow, really fits with what I've noticed on the street.
That was very funny, and I agree, likely to fit with their behaviour. I could not believe how well the words fit the action of their mouths!
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