As we all know, a cat’s cry is “meow”, which sounds soft and cute. When acting like a baby, a soft “meow” will make your heart melt!

But on the Internet, there is a saying that "meow meow" is actually what cats say when talking to humans. Cats do not meow when communicating with cats.

Body movements

So how do cats communicate with each other? Most animals use body movements to express themselves, and cats are no exception. Cats will lick each other's fur to show friendship, and they will show threats and intimidation by raising their hair and arching their backs.

Language exchange

Of course, cats still make sounds, which is also the language communication between them. Cats will express themselves through different sounds. For example, we know that cats purr when they are happy, and the purrs of different cats vary greatly.

Smell communication

In addition, cats have a well-developed sense of smell. They will use their sense of smell to determine whether you are trustworthy. For example, if a cat just meets you, it will sniff around you until it is sure that it will get close to you. Similarly, cats can communicate and divide their territory by sniffing each other.