Wolfram87 wrote:
The claim isn't that cats only meow at humans. The claim is that meowing evolved as a means for cats to communicate with humans. To what extent this is true, I don't know, but likely the 5000-odd years that humans and cats have hung around eachother symbiotically probably has had some effect on them.
Meowing is a normal sound for baby cats to make towards each other or their mom. Neoteny is typical of domesticated animals, generally adult domestic animals make 'baby noises' compared to their wild ancestors, like dogs barking.
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