Why Do Cats Purr? | Nora | Extraordinary Animals | BBC Earth

[@ericwúhào]

At 1:08, lol at that transition, thought the lady started beat boxing!

[@iambiggus]

No doubt, lol! In that split second I was like wow, that took an odd turn.

[@Nekoszowa]

I lost it, oh my god

[@bella-lu9ko]

BIG Bopper I'm deceased

[@ericwúhào]

Meulin Leijon Hi Deceased!

[@MAGNETO-i1i]

yeah i know!

[@cerevor]

That woman at 0:30 looks worried that the cat is outplaying her on the piano.

[@Rainlight77]

HAHAHA

[@foxsisters6257]

cerevor IM WHEEZING

[@gustav709]

Ah man that made me laugh!

[@leecooper4213]

cerevor: "That woman" (at the piano) SHOULD be worried. She & her hubby have been musicians throughout their lives & it's her cat (Nora) who began playing the piano & gained worldwide recognition in 24 hours! Nora (the cat) has literally performed w/ the Philharmonic Orchestra - few beginner pianists have that privilege! But Nora's Mom isn't truly worried - she's very proud of her prodigy! LOL.....Note: Nora's 'CAT-Certo', performed w/ the Philharmonic Orchestra, is available for viewing on YTube. ;-)

[@ugaboga9829]

Nice

[@mumbojumboderunter501]

So, the cure for cancer is to purr

[@ItsMrBuckethead]

+Mumbo Jumbo De Runter HIV I hope?

[@TheCreeper-dr7sp]

+Mei-ling Ong k

[@sonofhendrix9718]

+Mumbo Jumbo De Runter Err first you have to have scientific proof that cats purring is healing its body... Don't just take this womans word for it, she showed no proof and did not mention any peer reviewed studies.

[@mumbojumboderunter501]

sonofhendrix Thats not how science works! Science is when you just blindly accept any truth if it sounds plausible and fits your perspective on reality. And of course, science is when you put your fingers in the ears and sing "im a little teapot" to any critical information which contradicts it.

[@MsDungeness]

+sonofhendrix there are studies that have shown vibration aids in healing of bones in humans. Such devices are used in the clinical setting. The frequency used is in the same range as those found in cat purrs.

[@farrelramadhani1533]

I look like that cat during my piano lesson

[@cashmeoutsidehowboutdat4406]

Farrel Ramadhani loll

[@joanketelby752]

Lol.

[@tanyatokareva1873]

You must be really cute then :)

[@commentwar7949]

@@tanyatokareva1873 no, he means he's that dumb in playing pianos

[@tanyatokareva1873]

@@commentwar7949 i know, but it could be both, couldn't it?

[@RLow67]

My cat would purr so loud when she laid next to me at night that I couldn't sleep and i'd tell her to shut the hell up and the more i talked to her the louder she would purr and start rubbing against my face and shedding her hair in my eyes... good times :')

[@jollygamerguy]

lol. dude. my cat does that but he lays right on my face.. i use Visine alot

[@mateohernandez2516]

my cat purrs so loud 24/7 he never stops ever

[@Nekoszowa]

My cats do that do, once my friend was at sleepover in my house and because I have only one bed we slept in it both, then of course my cat came and she started purring. My friend was so annoyed that she almost got to sleep on the floor xD

[@dropoutsproduction4831]

That's your wife

[@Beelzebubby91]

I️ love it when my cat purrs. He makes me feel relaxed and sleep better.

[@Molten74]

The Lady in this video sort of looks like she just finished crying,either that or she is severely allergic to cats

[@IHJello]

On the verge of tears

[@bombtwenty3867]

The BBC revealed to her their standard fee, and it wasn't enough to pay the mortgage

[@SkucciMusic]

Ikr

[@taylenday]

for real!

[@fangsteur2765]

Well researchers do have a tough time

[@gabbymartinez8496]

I work with cats and I can honestly say they don't get cancer only in their extremities... They can get colon and kidney cancers and those tend to be the most common.

[@CrogBear]

Gabby Martinez yeah, my cat had bladder cancer, so when she said that I was like ummmmmm k

[@shynnelle8516]

Gabby Martinez still in areas furthest fron where the vibrations are, but her information was still said wrong

[@iwant2meetaliens]

Is cancer and getting tumors the same? My baby [RIP Boo Boo] had tumors on her liver so for her not to be in pain we had her put down. We tried to do steroid shots at the vet every week but she kept getting worse and worse. Is that rare though in cats or no?

[@laststand3525]

@@iwant2meetaliens no its quite normal

[@miauxy_]

@@iwant2meetaliens Aaaa.. same thing happened to my cat just earlier this year. Died of kidney failure and my parents kept it to themselves.

[@MightyJustas]

She look like shes about to cry

[@IVIusicFiend]

You never know what she could've went through that day. Maybe her dad passed away, maybe her pet died, maybe she just looks that way for a certain reason.

[@ultimomos5918]

I thought she looked high as hell lol

[@mikefranciscorocha7652]

Man she high AF

[@torilee6677]

Mike Francisco Rocha With those theories? I believe it.

[@cpt.zephyrus1966]

I think she's getting to cry because she' s hungry and her stomach sounds like puuuuuuurrrrrr

[@FullmoonEffects89]

seems like she is upset and explaining it sarcasticly to someone she has explained many times before.

[@BellaWorldAni]

My cat rarely snuggles, certainly never lays on top of me. I was in a nearly fatal head-on collision. When I got home from the hospital, I could only lay on my back due to extensive injuries. The minute I got into bed, my cat was on my chest/stomach, where he stayed, PURRING, for the entire day/night. He sensed how hurt I was & was healing me with the vibration of his purrs. He continued to do this for me (off & on, esp. when the pain was the worst) over the course of a very long & brutal recovery. I don't think I'd be alive now if it weren't for my cat! My best friend, truly.

[@liaminelli9085]

Im in tears watching this lady. Something seems off about this chick 😂

[@AlmightyFSM]

Wait what? How did she get from "it's a vibration throughout the body" to "it cures cancer"? That's woohoo right there

[@GamingWithNikolas]

Voodoo trippy healing crystal magic essential oil organic potion kind of stuff here.

[@sambradley9091]

@@GamingWithNikolas Hey, that stuff at the least has a placebo effect at times on people. Purring though just looks like a stretch in this case with no evidence

[@GamingWithNikolas]

@@sambradley9091 the placebo effect is strong, but it only really works make you feel better. It doesn't do jackshit in stopping cancer or curing disease. But it can to help make people feel better

[@meganversteeg61]

theyre less likely to get cancer as opposed to dogs

[@Jebusmike3]

@@meganversteeg61 Correlation does not equal causation

[@Jesusimfruguys]

I never thought I’d see a cat so happy about playing a piano

[@lorannamoody7011]

I call those stories everyone has about their families “The cat that played the piano stories.” Well, here you go.

[@FishHeadSalad]

I had two cats die of cancer. Neither death had to do with paws or tails. I guess "Bioacoustician" is right up there with astrologist or animal whisperer.

[@saucybackport]

indeed, this was the least objective documentary i've ever seen on BBC. kinda makes me to rethink some of my views of the world formed by bbc docus...

[@Adrenolex]

yeah... healing themselves by purring? ok... love how she didnt explain at all how this should work

[@GamingWithNikolas]

@@Adrenolex let's pull stuff out of her a****** and claimed it to be scientific fact to the General Public because they're too stupid to understand.

[@eyeyamI]

Yeah that was a weird af claim. One easily edited out of the documentary while still keeping her interesting frequency analysis in.

[@cathillchance4488]

I, too, have lost 2 cats to cancer...fibrosarcomas, and they were not in the tail or paws...they were near the spine. I also have a cat now...a stray that showed up when she was about 6 months old. She always sat on her flank more than on her bottom. Then, when she was about 9, she developed a wobble in her back legs. Took her right to the vet, and X-rays showed an old fracture in her spine where arthritis had set in. Her legs wobbled and she sat crooked because of the pain! 9 years of purring did not heal her, but the pain medication she's on now has worked wonders. She now sits normally, races around the house, and is clearly not experiencing the debilitating pain anymore. Purring releases endorphins, and that can help in the healing of of torn tendons. wounds, broken bones...but it does not cure cancer and does not mean an injured or sick cat can heal themselves. It can relieve stress, which we know can allow the body to heal better. Stress, even in humans, can make healing take longer. But this woman's claim about cancer is simply not fact. Ask any vet...the most common cancer in cats is lymphoma, a blood cancer. It's a shame this woman is spreading such nonsense. It could cause gullible people who don't bother to research the truth to allow their cat to suffer and even die, believing that their cat's purring is going to heal the poor thing.

[@Masoudy91]

Ok, doctor, just dont cry.

[@cheezenip2737]

2:18 She mentioned frequency analysis, but the signals she shows are still in the time domain. They are not in the frequency domain to show frequency analysis (FFT plot). When you extract the sounds from the video and do an FFT of both data sets, they are clearly different.This is why humans can pick up the difference.

[@Djellowman]

because she's a charlatan & knows nothing about science, audio or cats.

[@nora_thepianocat]

I am the cat featured in this clip - the one at the piano. It's funny how humans stand around and talk about me as though I'm not in the room, as though they're discussing global warming or something. Just wait till I get my own TV show. Grumpy Cat and Lil Bub and I will have a grand old time meowing about the two-leggeds.

[@KateMeowFrr]

You're so right, Nora. Nice whiskers, by the way.

[@tenzingonpo6081]

[@lucianamask9156]

(Lane closures may effect Castle Boulevard and Castle connection Road the fifth February up to the 25th March), access is maintained just about everywhere apart from to the Castle.

[@wfglaser]

Hello Nora. I love your piano playing. Want to join my jazz quintet?

[@Kitties_are_pretty]

Nora you're such a smart kitty! I hope somebody gives you treats because your English is almost perfect!

[@vBDKv]

All I know is that a cat purring next to my head is the best stress reliever ever. It's so incredibly soothing. Oh and then start cleaning your hair which is a nice massage lol

[@flaggerify]

The cat is clearly the feline Mozart.

[@petestrat07]

This informative documentary seems catastrophically flawed...

[@debbiethemadbee]

I see what you did there

[@blobbertmcblob4888]

This woman sounds dead inside.

[@jameson32]

She has creepy eyes.

[@ZubinB]

Or maybe her bf dumped her the morning this was filmed

[@mindormood1]

She sounds fine to me.

[@lifescience2050]

intelligent women usually sound like that.

[@Bgd21Free]

It's probably because of all the cats... they've sucked her soul dry :D

[@JustMartha07]

My cat purrs every time she see me. I don't even need to touch her, I just sit close and that's all what makes her purr :3

[@KienDLuu]

She lost me as soon as she suggested vibration prevents cancer. Might aswell pull out the healing crystals ant tarrot cards at that point.

[@travellcriner6849]

Haven't you watched the continuation? She does that right before the seance!

[@inoy0]

agreed, lost me there too ,,, @BBC???

[@definitelynotanAIchatbot]

White women are insane.

[@reanimationxp]

She's a moron and so are the BBC for giving any credibility to this.

[@isabellajones8535]

She didn't suggest it prevents cancer. She simply made an observation. However, the great Nikola Tesla said, "if you would understand life, the universe, you must study frequency and vibration". So perhaps she has something. I have an old injury to my lower back discs. One day I lay in bed on my side in aching pain, my cat came and snuggled up to the very spot, and started to purr. Know what? In a few minutes the pain had gone. Explain it? No, I can't. It's an observation though.

[@sotrue5413]

3:40 For a moment there I thought the cat was playing that little tune

[@danopticon]

At 03:41 I very momentarily but very genuinely thought “Gosh, Nora’s playing got really good!”

[@girlfireice]

Cats are self-healing pets. Wow

[@ahtzee9078]

SCIENCE ;)

[@culwin]

Yes that's why cats never die.

[@fvnt0miix953]

I read somewhere that when your cat is sleeping on you and purring, the vibration also helps you to relax your muscles and it's a good "therapy" for humans!! No wonder I have trouble taking a nap on my own, but every time my cat sleeps on me, I can fall asleep no problem :)

[@KrustyKlown]

my vet is robbing me!!!! cause my cat can purrrrrrrrrr !!!! Now I want to see this wacko, put a purring cat on the head of a brain cancer patient and cure them.

[@Ezio999Auditore]

My cat is Wolverine? Cool.

[@i.i.iiii.i.i]

VoiceOfThunder anyone?! ;)

[@Urosh442]

+1 :)

[@thumbknuckle_]

right here man

[@nikolaneberemed]

BBC mistakes crazy cat lady for a source of information. Color me surprised.

[@MrDarrencurry]

Hi :)

[@FPV-wi8fw]

I came here to check if this was posted on April fools Day. Turns out this bitch is just crazy

[@jaridkeen123]

Umm. No. I have had 3 cats die from stomach cancer. This woman doesnt know what she is talking about. Cats dont get cancer in only their Tails and Feet.

[@kkm9292]

What on earth did you feed your cats?

[@ChiyuStar]

My cat died of cancer in her throat, after almost 13 years of a happy life full of love and purring. Her throat is, obviously, not an extremity. If you want to be taken seriously, don't spread lies. Ridiculous.

[@PieALaMode]

Is she drunk?

[@samcoronel9897]

She's a cougar

[@ed4253]

She looks it, hair is a mess and tired eyes

[@greenchilaquiles]

She's just southern

[@Mysasser1]

@@greenchilaquiles 😂🤣😄😅🍗

[@nilstrobaggia735]

No, stupid, it's just a cat. They purr for a lot of reasons.

[@khaosangel1432]

Such an elegant cat 🐱 playing the piano 🎹

[@dianahemmingsdh]

I had acat who had the loudest purr you ever heard and she got cancer in her intestines, another cat I had, had cancer in her lung.

[@harveythepooka]

+Diana Hemmings I had a cat who died from breast cancer. Maybe cats have a lower rate of cancer than dogs but they still get it.

[@irhael8003]

+Diana Hemmings My cat also had cancer and that although she purred. It is true that the frequency the bone healing (in humans at least) accelerates. but that nonsense is that cats "every time even heal itself" when they purr. Why should they purr when she stroked or caresses, how they do it then?

[@NORxDRONExAT01]

"The purr frequencies may sound different, but they are not, they are allmost identical" wat

[@kolelokaram8541]

Your human ears must be the one to blame. ;)

[@Djellowman]

@@kolelokaram8541 nope, turns out you're just gullible. they are completely different frequencies, and this 'bioacoustics' woman is a charlatan and making up bs.

[@kolelokaram8541]

@@Djellowman I put a ;) in there. I was joking. Thanks for trying

[@kendalk.3202]

Dr. Elizabeth is the most irritating person to listen to. She sounds condescending and/or agitated at all times.

[@debbiethemadbee]

She looks like she'd had a bad day

[@momosaku16]

she looks like shes about to cry

[@solitaryreaper4592]

She looks very vulnerable, not condescending.

[@blobbertmcblob4888]

She sounds dead inside lol.

[@Stumpy801]

She's high on pain pills...

[@goodthings1468]

The cat playing with the piano is so cute 😍😍

[@dusterdude238]

when a cat Purrs its almost like a Binaural beat, as far as self healing, but it comes from within. Amazing! I find the sound of a cat purring very soothing. I sometimes suffer from Anxiety and depression , And used to have a cat who sensed when I was feeling upset and when I was laying down, He would come lay on the pillow next to my head and purr loudly. as if to say "Don't worry, I'll make you feel better" :) and it Actually Did!

[@Djellowman]

You should look up what binaural audio means, since you clearly have no idea.

[@welovephilippineswithmylov5419]

GREAT PERFORMANCE MS. NORA.

[@callysto_ii]

my 13 years old cat spends her time purring, every time anyone gets near her and pets her, every time she's in the room with us, she purrs, like a engine, and I've never seen a 13 years old cat that lithe, agile and healthy, she has the line of a young woman, no stiffness whatsoever....

[@GamingWithNikolas]

Remember one of the biggest rules in science, " correlation is not causation". It could be your cat's diet, good genetics, pure luck, being stress-free, and a lot of other things. What the lady said about cats and cancer is complete rubbish.

[@luongmaihunggia]

Anyone here from the voice of thunder? A.K.A thunderf00t second channel?

[@SandyRiverBlue]

Yep: I completed an online search on these "professionals" like I always do when we're highering specialists at my work and neither of these people are qualified in any way: "Doctor" Elizabeth von Muggenthaler? I didn't know you could call yourself a doctor with only a B.S. in Bio-Acoustics and a B.S. in Animal Behavior. Although surprisingly enough, her alma mater Old Dominion University doesn't seem to have or have ever had those undergraduate programs, so I'm guessing including that in her online CV is a scam too? The closest thing I could find in ODU's historical catalog was one undergraduate Biology course on Animal Behaviour. And then there's, "Feline Behaviourist" Beth Adelman. Beth at least has a graduate degree, in journalism of all things. I'm not seeing a certification on her online CV., but then that doesn't really matter. As far as I can tell, from a quick perusal online, these certifications seem to me to be a more expensive way of saying pet-trainer.

[@sirandrelefaedelinoge]

No

[@Coastfog]

I wonder how legit these conclusions are but right now, I'm way too stoned and lazy to dig deeper

[@chestersnap]

The background music to this is brilliant.

[@liszst]

it's a great day when you just chill on your bed with your cat who's purring inches away form you =v= it's soothing

[@zezimarules1]

The first cat to learn how to purr was in Ancient Bubastis, the city that Goddess Bastet was from. It was from her the first cat learned to purr and play.

[@Drinapropriatetouch]

I thought she was going to tell me something really interesting about why both domestic and big cats purr...Then the bullshit started.

[@bringurownvibe]

The Red Buffoon don’t you know that purring is the cure to all diseases and disorders I mean obviously it is

[@yonatanrozwaski6637]

Beautiful Cats! Thank you for this informative video.

[@StaciiLovexo]

My cat purrs 24/7! I guess he will live forever!

Cats are Truly Amazing!! Always will love them

[@op2hudson]

I think we need some cat litter for this video

[@hassanattique9937]

1:08 - Man that transition!!!

[@YokoshimaSTAR]

2:38 She doesn't make me comfortable...

[@jzhen001]

So this is what a crazy cat lady looks like

[@sahasrahla1015]

My cat once sat on top of me purring after I came home from the hospital with a painful shoulder injury. I think he knew I was hurt and was trying to make me feel better.

[@ahtzee9078]

My cat purrs every time she's around me. So, I'm healing her!

[@claudiapessoaribeiro]

Amazing!!! ❤️

[@LeoIIV]

"When she purrs, she's in fact keeping herself fit and healthy" My cat always is purring, always! Yet he's incredibly fat LOL

[@GandalfTheTsaagan]

+Leo he needs a lot of purring to reach his whole body?

[@marchionessamoretto7326]

Either it's your fault for over feeding him, or he has lots of fur because there are cats who are very underweight being skin and bones under their coat...so which it?

[@CHiQoooooo]

Dr. Liz Von Mugen Collar looks like she is going to burst in tears at any second ;(

[@loopyninjabear666]

If this type of vibration is healing why is no one studying it?

[@Lomaxient]

Well, that was a load of bollocks. Well done BBC Earth.

[@myke7521]

so having rough-ass sex is basically healing myself. all that vibration does more then just break the bed!

[@michellegomes4905]

Haha!!!

[@ParadoxBassCube]

1:27 that girl is about to shed a tear

[@fidelcat]

I've had two cats, well loved and well looked after, who died of bowel cancer. I don't know what von Muggenthaler is, but she's not a vet.

[@Phou1984]

+Frank Wilson Bowel cancer in human have been link to processed food, imagine if it happens for us what it might happen to your pet when you feed them kiblets.

[@reanimationxp]

@@Phou1984 nothing. nothing at all. they vibrate the aids away.

[@Tiberius_Gracchus]

Me: Can barely afford rent This Cat: Has its own piano

[@skoda10]

but just because they don't get cancer and that they purr doesn't mean the two things are related. this just seems like a crazy cat lady talking.

[@KungKras]

They do get it. In the parts of their bodies that the purring vibrations don't penetrate.

[@kyle47922]

LOL that cat plays the piano better than me.

[@MRGCProductions20996]

it would be great if you explained the relation between the vibrations and health, like, this video doesnt say much

[@torilee6677]

We’ve noticed a correlation between certain frequencies and healing BUT we have not been able to prove any causation. We can’t replicate it with any consistency. What we do know more certainly is that cats purr to self soothe and we also know that relaxation is good for healing. She’s also full of it when she says cats mostly get cancers in the extremities. She clearly has no veterinary training.

[@manfredinigamer]

1:33 well, that escalated quickly

[@mobiusgaming781]

Instead of Chemo, you should put people in a room with subwoofers and have a cat Purr in the microphone

[@dyan785]

That was hilarious. Thank you.

[@thereturningshadow]

When a cat is purring, put your ear against its stomach and it will sound like the warp core of the Enterprise-D. I really wonder if the warp core sound is a slowed down cat purr from the stomach.

[@8Junio76]

0 evidence

[@mitsoshalokiller]

Purring also heals animals and humans

[@cassandramata3637]

so a person that snors is healing or dying right

[@XenoTravis]

"to the human ear they might sound different but under frequency analysis they are almost identical" I am gana start using that at band practice. haha.

[@theonlyafropuff]

Is this an ill timed April fools joke?

[@ida.wendigo]

2:24 so cute

[@FGDDD7]

Sounds like bs

[@joycenglc]

magical creature

[@tyranta.devillier1791]

@ 2:19 the sound of her voice! Is she alright?

[@dyan785]

like she is on the verge of losing her shit completely

[@KyleSSamuelson]

Who else came here from Thunderf00t?

[@reignofthepacifist4886]

Lol the beatboxing music is hilarious

[@janneaalto3956]

So, BBC Earth is going the way of the american History Channel, forgetting science and spreading woo? Disappointing.

[@muriahclark3812]

All the cats are so cute!

[@kevinkong4815]

Doctor: cats purr not only when they're happy, they also purr when they're- Me: sad Doctor: dying Me: oh ok then.

[@Djellowman]

she's not a doctor though, just a charlatan

[@KyanosBFF]

Me: Yay a cute video to explain purring! Doctor lady: it means they’re dying Me: *D:*

[@williamg780]

“Keeping them fit and healthy” *shows fat cat*

[@kkm9292]

Oi no body shaming kitty cats

[@BBQ-n-Pigskin]

Muggenthaler's research is interesting "a cat’s purr is somewhere between 25 Hz and 140 Hz... [which] correspond(s) to vibrational/electrical frequencies used in treatment for bone growth/fractures, pain, edema, muscle growth/strain, joint flexibility, dyspnea, and wounds.” Apparently purr can help both people and cats.

[@iminni3459]

No

[@punitaiyengar6988]

She (piano cat) must feel as soft as velvet! 🥰

[@AllanSavolainen]

Oddly enough, I know several cats who got cancer, tumours and osteodiseases, and not just in the extremities. Would love to read any peer reviewed studies on this subject, sadly the "expert" in the video doesn't mention any.

[@IndriidaeNT]

A cat playing a piano is so cute.

[@gavsmith1980]

Holy shit BBC, I’d have been too embarrassed to upload this nonsense, was it an early April fool?

[@dieente556]

Uploaded 12.3.2014 sadly not

[@gavsmith1980]

The upload date is why I mentioned it

[@WompWompNootNoot]

She looks like she was gonna cry the entire video and reminded me of that old meme of the girl crying saying she loves cats

[@Rsy1981]

the real reason cats purr is because it stems from when they were kittens. When lithe kittens are suckling, they purr to let the mum know they are good.

[@amandaegeskovhald8222]

Except cats that are dying are obviously not good.

[@xition25]

I thought that the purr was an exclusive thing they do at humans. To my knowledge cats don't comunicate to other cats by purring.

[@jannisares]

Yes they do. Momcats purr at their kittens to comfort them.

[@chubipower]

wow... i learn something new every day

[@leungyikwai]

I come here just to down vote, from VoiceOfThunder Channel lol

[@MrDarrencurry]

I had no intentions of down voting till I read your comment.

[@SandyRiverBlue]

Yep: I completed an online search on these "professionals" like I always do when we're highering specialists at my work and neither of these people are qualified in any way: "Doctor" Elizabeth von Muggenthaler? I didn't know you could call yourself a doctor with only a B.S. in Bio-Acoustics and a B.S. in Animal Behavior. Although surprisingly enough, her alma mater Old Dominion University doesn't seem to have or have ever had those undergraduate programs, so I'm guessing including that in her online CV is a scam too? The closest thing I could find in ODU's historical catalog was one undergraduate Biology course on Animal Behaviour. And then there's, "Feline Behaviourist" Beth Adelman. Beth at least has a graduate degree, in journalism of all things. I'm not seeing a certification on her online CV., but then that doesn't really matter. As far as I can tell, from a quick perusal online, these certifications seem to me to be a more expensive way of saying pet-trainer.

[@LilBillspecialkitty]

OOOOHHH, the piano is so fun to play and listen to!!

[@tomorrow257]

So petting cats is silently injuring the cat?

[@travellcriner6849]

No, it's curing cancer.

[@Scriptorsilentum]

not to be impolite but who cares? just enjoy that they do! OMG it is so wonderful.

[@user-du5ph2ss4h]

Wondering if that woman bought a second piano specifically for her cat..

[@Kaxlon]

Wow. Leading the evidence much? A quick FFT showed that the audio samples are way different in the frequency spectrum. Different resonance, harmonics, etc. On top of that the house cat sample is played through line out while the cougar is played through crappy speakers with absolutely no low end. I doubt the filming of the cougar vs house cat segment were filmed in the sequence BBC shows us. Please release the actual sound clips from the good doctors research. And why was no FFT plot shown when talking about frequence? Cheers. Edit: Those Altec Lansing in the background come with a potent sub woofer. So much wrong with this interview.

[@ricardog2271]

Your tax dollars at work Britain.

[@MacStoker]

no dollars in britain but we understand (when you let yanks off because they are a bit ignorant of the world)