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Kittens have a very distinctive cry in which they call for their mother when needed, and the mother is hardwired to recognise this specific cry and come to help
When the kitten gets older though, she begins to ignore their cries, forcing them to become independent
During that time, the kittens grow out of the habit of meowing at other cats because they learn it won't accomplish anything
They meow at us still because we don't ignore their cries, and they know it will get our attention
It's speculated that the frequency of a cats cries already mimics the tone and pitch of a human baby, and triggers our own maternal/paternal instinct to care for them
If they've got a baby in the house, it could be possible the cat learnt to cry that way by copying, as it was a very effective method of getting their humans attention
Said noone
much better
thanks for asking
Benders OUT
better but not out of the woods
temperature's dropping and no longer on oxygen
Trannies IN
Irish are weird