Experts reveal why cats chirp when they see birds

Experts reveal why cats chirp when they see birds

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Not all sounds that cats make are understandable to their owners. If you can still deal with meowing or purring, then the so-called “chirring”, similar to a quiet crackle, can be bewildering.

As experts told the Belnovosti portal, most often cats make such a sound when they sit on the windowsill and watch the birds on the ledge. It is due to the manifestation of the hunting instinct in the pet, when he enthusiastically watches the potential “victim”. With the help of such a “chirring”, seals try to interest and attract their prey.

Experts believe that quadrupeds specifically adapt to the victim they have chosen to lull its vigilance and subsequent surprise attack. True, at the same time, the sound may indicate the disappointment of the cat due to the fact that she cannot reach the goal in any way.

It is important to remember that it is better not to pick up a cat that closely follows the birds and “chirrs”: you may encounter aggression, since the small predator is busy hunting at this moment. If you are worried about his behavior, mYou can try to distract your cat with her favorite treats or toys.

Source: Rosbalt

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