DarkStorm16
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Sep 24, 2016 10:53 PM
DarkStorm16
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DorkQueenOfFailedSexyTimes
That last one explains why my cat Kismet rubs up against every plastic bag and pretends to chew on it.
Naughtyfication
Nope.
rarac
My cat chews, loudly chews his food! I think he knows its annoying.
Foxyrain
#4 then what's that loud crunching noise when my cats eating?
FiveFingeredFistagon
Look at a cats puke, its unchewed lol
DarkStorm16
SemiOriginalKit
Cheetahs also purr.
TechnoWeasel
So do their distant cousins the cougar. Both are biologically "small cats".
IHaveASiriusCyberneticsCorporationGenuinePeoplePersonality
I think the pheromones and the sound have a lot more to do with the bags. Also, there's no real evidence about the frequency and healing
IHaveASiriusCyberneticsCorporationGenuinePeoplePersonality
That's along the lines of "pyramid power" and "crystal healing". Also cats are the only felines to purr. Tigers and mountain lions come
IHaveASiriusCyberneticsCorporationGenuinePeoplePersonality
Close, but it's more growling, friendly like, than true purring. Purring occurs on the inhale as well as the exhale.
Naughtyfication
Nope.
Hal1138
Cats are not the only felines to purr. I've fed panther kittens and they PURR LOUD.
SemiOriginalKit
Jaguar or leopard?
Hal1138
Leopard... Uncle worked at the N.E.W. zoo in WI. I was lucky enough to help feed the kittens once.
IHaveASiriusCyberneticsCorporationGenuinePeoplePersonality
Panthers cannot purr. It's not possible. Again, it's a friendly growl.
Hal1138
I know what I felt.
IHaveASiriusCyberneticsCorporationGenuinePeoplePersonality
You said panther, not leopard. Some leopards can.