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Do Cats Like Silence. Have you ever wondered how cats are able to. The evolutionary basis for feline silence Silence is better because they feel safe. A short, sharp noise of 120 decibels can put your cat at risk of hearing damage. While cats are known for their quiet movements, they are not actually silent creatures. Cats prefer quiet because it enables them to sleep and relax. They often jump then freeze or run in the opposite direction of the noise when they hear it. Prolonged exposure to noise levels above 95 decibels can cause hearing damage. Cats are sensitive to lots of different sounds, they startle easily and react quickly if there is something that upsets them. But why do cats choose. Cats are known for their stealthy and quiet nature, often moving around without making a sound. You will be able to tell immediately if they don’t like a certain noise. They can vocalize in a wide variety of ways, from purring to meowing to growling. Cats are known for their quiet demeanor, often silently stalking prey or lounging in the sun without making a peep. But have you ever wondered why cats are so quiet?

Cats are known for their stealthy and quiet nature, often moving around without making a sound. The evolutionary basis for feline silence They can vocalize in a wide variety of ways, from purring to meowing to growling. A short, sharp noise of 120 decibels can put your cat at risk of hearing damage. But have you ever wondered why cats are so quiet? Have you ever wondered how cats are able to. Cats are famously quiet animals, often moving stealthily and seemingly without a sound. Exposure to constant noise must be controlled. They often jump then freeze or run in the opposite direction of the noise when they hear it. Cats are known for their quiet demeanor, often silently stalking prey or lounging in the sun without making a peep.

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Do Cats Like Silence Cats are sensitive to lots of different sounds, they startle easily and react quickly if there is something that upsets them. Just give them attention and attempt to play and they'll be fine. But why do cats choose. Cats are known for their quiet demeanor, often silently stalking prey or lounging in the sun without making a peep. They often jump then freeze or run in the opposite direction of the noise when they hear it. But when and why do cats choose to be vocal? They can vocalize in a wide variety of ways, from purring to meowing to growling. Have you ever wondered how cats are able to. While cats are known for their quiet movements, they are not actually silent creatures. A short, sharp noise of 120 decibels can put your cat at risk of hearing damage. Cats are known for their stealthy and quiet nature, often moving around without making a sound. You will be able to tell immediately if they don’t like a certain noise. Cats are famously quiet animals, often moving stealthily and seemingly without a sound. The evolutionary basis for feline silence Silence is better because they feel safe. Prolonged exposure to noise levels above 95 decibels can cause hearing damage.