You rely on your ability to accurately read other humans’ nonverbal signals to know how they’re feeling, like whether you should shake their hand versus give them a hug or whether you’ve upset them or ...

You rely on your ability to accurately read other humans’ nonverbal signals to know how they’re feeling, like whether you should shake their hand versus give them a hug or whether you’ve upset them or ...

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"Long drawn-out meows and hissing convey agitation and aggression," Dr. Humm-Beatty says. "Short trills or quiet meows ...

"Your cat is communicating affection when they do this," Dr. Hunt reveals. "Cats have scent glands on the base of their tails, which emit pheromones. A cat that gives you a tail whop is spreading ...

Cats rarely speak the way humans expect them to. They do not explain, announce, or warn in clear words. Instead, they communicate through a quiet, layered language made up of movement, sound, posture ...

Nearly every pet owner has wondered what their furry friend is thinking. Animals can't use human speech to tell us what's on their minds, but they do have ways of communicating. You can tell a lot ...