Little funny kittens play their way

Domestic cats are more noisy than wild cats, although they have fewer sounds than some other species. For example, Asian forest cats have a few additional sounds that are not in the domestic cat’s stock, which are the “o” sound and the “rumble” sound. As for the distinctive sound of domestic cats, which is the sound of "meowing", it is hardly heard in the colonies of wild cats, except sometimes when the mothers communicate with their young. And wild cats watch each other coming and going, so they do not need to announce their presence aloud. But cats that live with humans learn that meowing is a good way to get our attention. Our pets often find us staring at a book or screen, resorting to meowing as a way to get our attention. Some domestic cats develop a "special language" of meow that only those who possess it can understand it. Each sound signal indicates something different that the cat needs. Some breeds are also known to be talkative, especially Siamese cats.