I came here to comment this lmao

The cat-skinwalker

​@@gloobery the furwalker

Or a friend's voice

I thought it was comical like someone from Mississippi trying to speak in a Scottish accent. 😂

That cat is very special

It has such soft but vibrant green eyes, it reminds me of a jade

HELL YEAH MAN

She's one smart cookie, I mean cat!

extra gorgeous

killing two cats with one stone

@@Kapperkai not a topic for joking. 👎

@@loditx7706 don't kar🥶

​@@KapperkaiYou are the personification of " I was more of a dog person."

@@Snorlaxsnaxx Nah I like cats more

Woah Wowowow

Bro was having a roast battle bruh

she doesnt know basque tho.

That is a sign of attack, she or he is not friendly lol 😂

MR WORLDWIDE

Well yeah she gotta be able to attract the birds so she can rip out their insides

@@dietmilk2676 like kitties do

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boutta say 😂😂

🤣i does sound like morse

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at the very beginning he does a perfect q and at the end he does an s but thats all i can make out, dude is learning

Good morning. Even Leff

which one is that the 3rd one?

​@@Clayboybebop first one

​@@Clayboybebop all of them actually

My cat used to get up in the upstairs window and look out over the backyard she after squirrels and do that same chattering .

Shut up with jokes lmao every comment section it's constant joke tellin I'm frr just fascinated on how a cat can make bird noises they definitely prob do that in the wild

@@iloveeatinga5985 bro what u got against jokes💀💀💀

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@@iloveeatinga5985 validation

@@iloveeatinga5985 unnecessarily harsh

“Where are my balls?”

Cats meow around humans to imitate the sound of a baby to get their attention.

nice username 👌

Havent seen a Ebola joke in a while. Good times.

This should be the top comment!

😂

😂

Totally.

ABSOLUTELY 💯

😂😂😂

The eyes of a hunter

💩💩💩 an eagle would make short work of this little filth. Bird way better than dumb stinky cats

@@Ihavehadmanynames7779 troll all you want nobody cares

​@@awsomegamer8277 We care.

@@ls200076 who’s we? One other troll in the comment section? A bear could wipe the floor with you that doesn’t make people dumb

This is a hunting sound/excited.

@@sixsevenzero5859 yep!

Well tiger's do mimic the sound of the native population of deer that live around them. Might be something similar going on here

Babies? How many we talkin? 2 or 20?

I know that my biggest cat, Merlin, tries to talk human. He elongates his meows and moves his mouth around during like he's trying to form words, and he does it more if I respond.

Most cats do this when they see a bird or small animal. Mine have.

​@@auapplemac2441 Mine too🐈😻🐦🎵🕊️🎶🦆😽🐈

Cats are amazing and this cat is beautiful. But there is nothing new about a cat chirping. They do it anytime they see flying insects or birds.

It's called primal, they are hunting whatever they are imitating kinda like we do as humans when we hunt with calls....in my opinion I'm just guessing tho but 100 perfect cute

She

You mean it can read the menu?

😂😂😂😂

"Come down here, fellow birds and/or squirrels. No, I'm not going to eat you. Don't be silly..."

I don't think that's just a house cat. It looks like a Savannah cat, basically a house cat with African serval mixed in.

​@benhart16 my cat does this and he is a regular Ole orange tabby housecat. I never considered he was trying to imitate their calls

I imagine it’s more for fun than mimicking prey, not that house Cats wouldn’t attack birds, but a cat mimicking a bird call isn’t going to convince a bird.

TALKING!

You can never truly domesticate a feline

Still sounds like a cat bro

Same. I still hear a cat.

It's making the same sounds every time. Cats just do this because they're excited not to imitate their prey

​@@druidic4353 that's because you heard and saw the cat make the noise first plus it's easy to tell which sounds the cat makes after watching it one time because it's closer than the other sounds. Take away the video and only play sound to a bunch of people who never watched or heard this and most wouldn't guess it's a cat.

​@@creocrimson836 some can still do. theres a pitch in a cats sound thats is distinct throughout felines. we can identify the animals tho are having a hard time coz for them it sounds like them. they will see what is making the sound and if the cat was hunting thats the part where the prey falls to their trap. I'm used to cat noises and animal noises so yeah some people will notice its a cat.

Keep it in your pants dawg

Fairly average for a bengal

What 5,000$ buys you lol.

Because you are narcissist. Narcissists all love cats

Beautiful with a sad history. This is an unnatural human-controlled hybrid species between a domestic cat and an African Serval (a wild predator). Many domestic cats die during breeding, and Servals are continuously extracted from their natural habitats to be sold into the exotic ‘pet’ trade and mass bred. They are expensive hybrid cats because egotistical rich people who support the exotic ‘pet’ trade can afford them. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qNN1frp92MXXg6s.html

Chirping is not hunting. Cats are stealth hunters, you know what isn't stealthy? Making noise.

my thoughts exactly lol

​@@Gothika666 Not according to some experts like Dr. Aimee Simpson, medical director of VCA Cat Hospital of Philadelphia. Its theorized to be a hunting technique utilized by cats. They haven't definitively proven it, but their expertise, and this video, are good enough for me.. Surely this only works on the absolute dumbest animals though..lol

@@YouKnowN0thing So, that theory is based off of a cat species called Margay in the Amazon rainforest. They were witnessed imitating the cries of Pied Tamarin Monkeys, if it was for hunting couldn't be pinpointed because they never witnessed a Margay doing this successfully hunting. It was not once in her study applied to the chatter/chirping of house cats, it was merely brought up as a "Hey, we've seen this wild cat do a similar thing, but we don't know for sure why". Later in that study she writes specifically about house cats, "The anticipation of hunting and the frustration of not being able to reach the intended target are also thought to play a role in chatter." Basically, some researcher saw a wild cat do something and THINK they could be doing it for the same reason house cats do it, but what that reason is they don't know.

​@neal cassady I beleive you may have missed his point.

bro rizzing a cat

​@@fizipcfx LMAO 😂

Is Internet must be low😂

​@@fizipcfx down bad

Y'all commenting under Monica weird af.

Judging by your pfp, I would keep all my cats a whole lot away from you

@@uncolored2060 makes no sense, seems like only incels make a big deal out of pfps

​​@cupidsfckedupfairy3216 he has a point, also ironic for you to be calling people incel.. considering your pfp lol

@@Stryker-bh1oz you're such a fart sucker. tell me you're chronically online without telling me you're chronically online 🙄 please tell me what does a pfp have to do with anything??

You should play with them when you can when they do that

Same, my kitty will chitter at any birds that fly by to catch them, but we don't let her outside because she actually got a bird to fly over to her one time, the bird was super confused.

He mocking the mocking birds

Its a sign that cata do to inform other cats that they are going to hunt

When my cat does this she's only got hunting on her mind! Death and dismemberment to all, she says! That clicking sound is like the sound in the movie Predator. Cats can be kind of scary...

Jesus loves you!

So we should be concerned that my screamsicle does this to my wife.

​@@stevenschnepp576 😂😂😂

i think it sounds more like an adaptive predatory behaviour. but either way ive never seen such an example in all my life.

@Victoria no not now..i had a bunch of ferrel cats when younger i played with after that i had two. But now strictly dogs. I bet its cute to watch..ive never ever seen a cat do that though??

​@@DannyBoYfutube they do ths often. While they see birds, house lizard, butterfly.

You know bart is trying to get the birds to come to him so he can kill them right? I wouldn't call that happiness for the birds

That's it in s nutshell. The happiness that our feline friends bring into our lives in nearly incalculable. We would be lost without our 5; all different and unique in their own way, and all very loving, again in their own individual way. Pets are truly a gift and we owe it to them to give them a safe and loving home. For sure, that Bengel is a gorgeous animal and obviously well cared for.

it is talking to them "i am a bird too"

@@proudtobealifeinsuranceage5215 squirrels and birds; "If you're so SMART, you come UP here!"

​@@petergant148 "I would but.. they uh.. put me on a leash 😿

They’re definitely talking smack! 😂

Oh no, he says come here you guys i am hungry and want to eat

the real reason that the cats do that its because she wants to eat the bird

mann, cat people be weird

Talented ?? It's not something some human taught her and now she is talented in doing that. It's in their DNA.

@@AryaVicky Ok, who asked

@@bluntly- Are you Charles Murphy ???

More like imitating birds to lure them in

the birds are mocking her for getting walked by a human😂

It’s a baiting call to get food usually, though I don’t know what the cat was trying if it is fed.

Jesus loves you!

More so it’s trying to attract birds so it can kill them

Like these from Irland.😂

Like the people that come over from sil'di 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Why do you mean

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Probably knows how many stripes on our flag and what coast the Atlantic is on n where the capital is to unlike these morons today but they know how many colors in a rainbow 🌈

That is so interesting 💕

You can teach them how to open doors to probably almost each and every cat if you want to, by tying something they can play with to the handle and motivate them a bit. All our cats learned to open doors, some faster and some took quite a while to get it. Obviously works better when they're still young, but over time that must've been 15 cats or more not being restrained by doors anymore. They all figured out how to do it from both sides too and there was an interesting variety in techniques. Some very rarely did it though, even when entrapped they'd rather cry their lungs out or just silently stay in the closet etc for a day. And you should ask yourself if you actually want them to have that skill. We solved the problem by turning handles vertical and when they started figuring that out as well we switched to knobs on doors they weren't supposed to be able to open.

"He only ate ours" 😂

extremely interesting! thanks for sharing this with us 💕

My cousin had a cat who could open doors and pull open a drawer.

My cat has only done this once as far as I know

The cat looks like the smart character in every video game

It's a hunting technique lol

Sounds like Morris code

​@@chrisdunn1808 Morse Code?

Beautiful cat yes chirps to die for errr NO

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yeah the birds be die in

@@Ater_Nefarium yeah if your a bird 🐦 them chirps are to die for TRUE

Really? Just look up "cats chirping at birds" theres a lot of videos of them doing it. Lol its rather adorable 🙂

all kitties do it! i have 2 of my own and theyre just the cutest seeing birds outside the window chirping at them.

@@ph1l0phob1a Cats chirp, yes, but I've never seen a cat vary their chirp to mimic the exact number and length of the bird calls they're hearing. Which is what we're seeing in this video.

@@Silverizael im curious. have you seen the other cats youve seen chirp chirp to birds, squirrels, etc back to back in a short clip? and were they all the same chirp? can only smart cats change their chirps?

Both of my kitties did it.

😼you nailed it FOSHO !!!😾

What!? Wow. You should get a Cat

So you’ve never had a cat? They all do this!

You’ve never seen a parakat before? You need to get out more ;)

Same...This was amazing to see and hear.

​@@DN-kf4gg, no they don't. 🙄

Same here 😻🐈🕊️🎶🐦🎵🦆😽🐈

Just go outside

She is beautiful!

No, you cant. Stfu

Hunter instincts!

You made it sound bad💀💀

@@Pairyheniso7 nahh💀💀

They are under invasive species with how much they hurt the environment because of their killer instinct. That's not amazing.

I’ve heard it called “chatting.”

​@@davidappell3105 Nahhh, they are "arguing" with each other 😂

"Morse kitty". Excellent! 😂🐈🐈‍⬛💚

Yeah I hate to pop your proud bubble but all cats do that! Yours definitely does it best!

​@@davidappell3105 yes it's called chattering, it's basically them going into hunting mode.

When cats do that it means they marked their prey lmao

These killing machines are so adorable indeed 😻

​@@Fangun2056 Yep, one of my past cats did this same sound to moths, I doubt very much she was mimicking a moth.

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No it's trying to lure the bird to it so it can brutally murder it and devoure its flesh 🥰🥰

Honestly, it might be that cats are developing like a few other animals are. It might be trying to get prey to come closer to it.

It does make sense. Us humans are predators too and we figured out that mimicking animals works too

Dogs 🐕

​@@Alan-mc1tm im a dog person that disliked cats. Though cats seems like they are improving and becoming more similar to dogs. Especially the cat named chase cause that one cat single handedly made my change my view on cats. He is absolutely adorable and smart

Cats rule

Chattering is usually when a cat spots something interesting, usually something it would really like to hunt. My cat does it at birds that are ag my bird feeder but she knows I'd be upset if she went after them so she just sits and chatters at them from a distance

It's JUST CHATTERING, not mimicking ANYTHING.

Til he rips apart what he’s huting brutally and feast upon its lifeless corpse 😊

To the birds it’s a monster imitating their voice

I know...Me too, I watched this over & over & over again😻🐈🕊️🎶🐦🎵🦆🐈😽

She’s half savannah cat and half bengal, which is where she gets the striking coat and eyes. Bengals are awesome but they also needs lots of stimulation.

Hybrid breeds are beautifull, sadly their digestive trackt tends to breaks down at an earlier age and they often have really fucked up behavioral issues not seen in any of the parent species.

Do you walk around on all fours and poop in the street?

Don’t let those pretty eyes fool you …I learned that the hard way. This can also be applied to women 😂💀

All of mine did

The cat is excited and all will make the same noise. I have 2 inside and have never been outside make the same noise when at play.

Yes but listen it's not just chattering They are mimicking the rhythm and pitch of the bird calls in the background

​@@themanicman8458 It is actually just chattering. They don't match anything.

Mine did.