Cats are very intelligent animals, capable of producing more than 200 kinds of sounds. Some clever cats have even learned to imitate human speech, such as a cat in Russia that can say simple phrases. News about cats talking is not uncommon. Here is an introduction to the four types of cat language:

　　First type: Hissing

　　A high-pitched hissing sound with the mouth open, the tongue curled into a tube shape, and warm breath exhaled simultaneously. It is used to express fear, anger, or even to threaten others to stop.

　　Second type: Purring

　　When you hold him, pet his chin, he climbs onto the bed at midnight, or stretches lazily with his limbs, this is a sign that cats feel very content. But they also purr when they are sick or in pain.

　　Third type: Meow

　　A low and gentle sound that indicates greeting, welcome, good mood, or response. Louder meows may mean complaints or requests.

　　Fourth type: Mew

　　Indicates confusion, complaints, dissatisfaction, and sometimes that the cat has become impatient.