Cat Body Language - 100 Ways To Read Their Signals.. huhu

Salam..

Okay, entry kali ni aku nak cite pasal cat body languange.. ada lebih kurang 100 cara kita nak tau or nak paham body languange anak-anak bulus ni.. huhu aku akan post sari 5 ways jek okay.. hehe for 1st entry pasal ni.. aku cite 2 dulu okay.. nanti aku post lagi.. janji sari 5 ways.. haa nak kena bagi cukup 100 ni.. hehehe but in English la sebab aku pun refer dari satu sumber and bila aku perati anak-anak bulus aku.. "a'ah la.. betul la apa yg sumber ni bg tau.." huhu.. meh baca.. sonok rupenye study sal cat body languange ni.. hehe then perati anak-anak bulus korang tau.. hehehe kire cam eksperimen la.. huhu..

EPISODE : 1

1.1. "I'm happy and contented".

Purring in cats, like tail wagging in dogs, is often misunderstood. A dog wagging its tail could still attack you because the tail wagging actually means "i'm, excited", not "i'm pleased to see you". the purring cat is saying "i'm in an upbeat social mood". though owner like to think it is their unadulterated love and careful stroking that causes the purring, cats will purr when they get their favorite food and even when they're injuredor giving birth. it's also a signal intended to inspire a reaction from humans or other cats: "i want friendship", or "i want reassurance".

P/S : Purr-fect Harmony

Small cats can produce a satisfying purr, but so can some big cats. Lions, tigers and cheetahs can do

variations of the purr, but jaguars can't purr at all. The frequency of a cat's purr is anywhere between 25

and 150 hertz (Hz). At the bottom end of the range, around 25 Hz, the harmonics of a cat's purr are the

same as an idling diesel engine..

maknanya kucing bila wat bunyi purr tu.. dorg nak manje2 la dgn kite ek? huhu siap golek2 lagi kan? kire macam dorg ni excited lebey la kann? hehe

1.2. "I want to hear you all purr".

Kittens begin to purr when they are about a week old and are suckling. It's a device that tells the mother all is well on the nipple and that each kitten is getting its share of milk. The mother will listen for their individual purrs and purr back to them as a reassurance that all is well, the nest is safe, and they can keep on suckling

P/S : Frequent Flyer

Possibly the world's most traveled feline is a cat named Hamlet. He escaped from his carrier on a flight

out of Toronto, Canada, and was given up as lost. He was found behind a panel in the aircraft seven

weeks later, by which time he'd traveled 375,00 miles.

huh! sangat gagah perkasa anak bulus ni eeh.. huhu haaa.. ni je dulu k.. sampai jumpe lagi.. daaa~~!!