No, really:
And don’t you love how this kitty slows down to a meow when she realizes she’s being filmed?
No, really:
And don’t you love how this kitty slows down to a meow when she realizes she’s being filmed?
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Commonplace.
In English stags “bell”
In German dogs do
In Russian frogs “kvak”
In English ducks do
So, this is a bilingual kitty, then. She speaks fluent Dawg.
BTW, I’ve had cats that could meow the word “NO!”
aren’t we projecting our own views and folkways onto the cat?
a cat that could say “nyet” or “nein” with the final consonant might be more impressive.
Actually, what’s a projection is the notion that cats have lower intelligence and don’t understand what we’re saying. Mine put that notion firmly out of my head.