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 ...

When we think about noises that cats make, three different sounds generally come to mind: meows, purrs, and hisses. However, felines actually have a robust vocabulary of sounds they can make in ...

That continuous sound makes felines unique in their ability to purr. Domestic cats ( Felis catus ), however, aren't the only ...

Why do they make these noises? Because they’re staring at their next meal, of course! The chirping and chattering occur because your cat is (to the best of their ability) attempting to mimic the ...

All cats make sounds—from meows and purrs to growls and hisses—but some felines are more vocal than others. Domestic cats make more sounds than other carnivores.

Most cat owners get used to the odd rituals of their pets. These habits might seem random, but many have solid roots in instinct, biology, or communication. Here are 15 cat behaviors that seem bizarre ...

This vocal cat doesn't make these noises only when he wakes up. The owner said it happens all the time, although it's easier to capture the sounds when he's waking up.

Purring is the most common sound cats make. Yet we know less about it than meowing, chirping, chattering, hissing, and growling. Yes, cats purr when they're content. When yours is curled up in the ...

Cats actually have lots of different noises they make. Purring is one of the more well-known noises that cats make. It's a noise they make while breathing and typically means they're feeling happy.

We know cats purr for a variety of reasons. But the actual mechanics of how they make their signature sound remains unclear.

If you've ever wondered why your cat makes a strange chattering noise when they see birds, then you'll be pleased to know there's actually a very clever reason why ...