Question

Why do cats purr?

Answer 1

bc there happy

Answer 2

Oop to show affection ok. i think

Answer 3

ared

Answer 4

cats purr according to wired.com "Purring (and many other low-frequency vocalizations in mammals) often are associated with positive social situations: nursing, grooming, relaxing, being friendly. More likely, though, purring is simply soothing, or self-soothing, as cats may also purr in stressful situations."

Answer 5

lol

Answer 6

thanks you for helping me

Answer 7

mhm! have a great day

Answer 8

Purring (and many other low-frequency vocalizations in mammals) often are associated with positive social situations: nursing, grooming, relaxing, being friendly. More likely, though, purring is simply soothing, or self-soothing, as cats may also purr in stressful situations

Answer 9

low key alr said that xD

Answer 10

Cats purr by using their larynx and diaphragm muscles, both as they inhale and as they exhale, although just how the central nervous system generates and controls those contractions isn't yet understood. ( i got it from here https://www.wired.com/2015/05/why-do-cats-purr/)

Answer 11

LOL ya i didnt read that