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Why do cats purr?
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Published 21 minutes ago
Duration 02:09
Source: TunisieVet
The cat purrs thanks to rapid and repeated contractions of the laryngeal muscles which vibrate the vocal cords with each inhalation and exhalation, producing a continuous sound between 25 and 150 Hz. This behavior is not reserved for contentment: it also appears in cases of pain, stress or agony, as a self-soothing mechanism.
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Felis catus · Mammal · Not evaluated