AI is shedding new light on the 12,000-year conversation between cats and their humans, suggesting that house cats wield a ...

The most easily identifiable cat sound, meows can have a ton of different meanings. In the wild, kittens meow when they're cold or hungry to get the mother cat's attention, as explained by the ...

The meows, purrs, yowls, and chirps from your feline aren't random - they're communicating with you. Here is what all those cat noises mean. The post Common Cat Noises and What They Mean appeared ...

Some cats hardly make a sound, and others won’t stop meowing. If you have ever wondered why your cat meows like it is narrating a podcast, science may finally have an answer. A study from Kyoto ...

A video about a family's "hilarious" realization about the meowing noises heard in their home has left internet viewers howling in laughter. The clip was shared by @minecraftmom123 and has amassed ...

Cats communicate with meows, chirrups, hisses, purrs, chatters, and growls, but the onomatopoeic meow is the most common. Here are some of the most common cat sounds and what they mean. Purr ...

"Cats make many vocal sounds such as purrs, meows, chirps, trills and so on," Pam Johnson-Bennett, a certified cat behavior consultant and author of Think Like a Cat, told Newsweek.

MeowTalk (on iOS and Android) comes with a general model that listens for cat meows in your home and then categorizes those sounds into 10 built-in intents that are universal to all cats.

Just like babies, cats meow to get the attention of their adults. But it can be hard to tell if it's a whine or a happy chirrup. Here's how to tell.

Excessive cat meowing: ... But once kittens grow into adult cats, they use other sounds — such as yowling, hissing, and growling — to communicate with each other.

The issue of why cats meow -- along with many other questions -- is tackled in a new book called "The Cat's Meow." dpa/picture alliance via Getty Images What do cats mean when they meow? Why do ...

Cats meow to communicate their wants and needs. Most often, this is to greet people, get attention, ask for food or ask to be let in or outside, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty ...