When cats want to communicate with their poop scrapers, they may rub against them, but many cats will choose to meow to remind the poop scrapers. This is the meow that many people like, but what happens between cats? It's about communication.

Different from meowing when facing a cat, when two cats communicate, they will not deliberately make a sweet sound like meowing. When communicating with other cats, cats will also express themselves through different meows.

But most of the time communication is through body language. Most animals use body movements to express themselves, and cats are no exception. Two cats will lick each other's fur to show friendship, while raising their hair and arching their backs will show threat and intimidation.

And cats also communicate through smell. By sniffing each other, they will communicate and divide their territories to a certain extent. When two unfamiliar cats meet, they also make judgments based on the information they smell.