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Publisher : news
Date : September 30, 2026

Your Cat’s Unique Vocalization May Mimic the Sound of an Infants Cry

Cat purrA 2009 Current Biology study led by University of Sussex researcher Karen McComb found that cats purring to solicit food embed a hidden high-frequency element peaking between 220 and 520 Hz (mean 380 Hz) inside the usual low rumble. The team said the component resembles a human infant’s cry, and 50 volunteers rated these “solicitation […]

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