Scientists succeed in studying cat language

Scientists have finally solved the long-standing questions of cat owners.

Successful study of cat language

Scientists have finally solved the long-standing questions of cat owners. They claimed to decipher the meaning behind the meow or the usual actions of cats. From there, they could fully understand what a cat was trying to say.

Dr. Gary Weitzman, president and CEO of the Humane Society Research Center, is also the author of the book 'How to Speak Cat', saying ' Cats are very independent and they rarely communicate even with My kind, so the process of studying cat species language is quite difficult and misleading. '

Dr. Gary Weitzman.

The cat adds, "Cats can call 16 different kinds of sounds and they often only shout when people are around. They communicate with people more than their peers. Cats know how to tell people when to feed them, or when they want to go out and play. But we don't understand those things. '

His research project discovered that cats have their own language to communicate with people. For example, when they blink, it is like expressing affection with a kiss, meaning they like you. Or when they straighten their tails like a human handshake.

Even cats can understand if we do the same thing with them, which means we not only understand what they say but also communicate in that language itself.

Susan McMinn, living in North Carolina, tried to communicate with her cat after reading Dr. Weitzman's book.'I tried sitting and blinking slowly with my cat and it actually responded with blinks. I really feel that it has a lot of affection for me. '

The way of moving ears and mustaches is also the message that cats want us to understand. For example, when standing cat ears mean it is frightened and prepared to face a fight. A kitten shows comfort and friendliness when its whiskers are slightly drooping to the sides.

Dr. Gary Weitzman said that animal language research has been done for a long time and has a great meaning in the way of natural exploration and discovery. Especially for close pets such as dogs and cats, understanding what they want brings many benefits to the owner.