The Secret Language Of Cats
Book description
Do you speak to your cat? Do you feel your cat understands you and vice versa?
Cat lovers across the globe know cats can speak. In this compelling new book, Susanne Schotz - a professor at Sweden's Lund University - shares insights into her long-standing cat communication research. Proving that…
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Ever wondered what your cat is saying? I have. And this is the book to explain what Jasmine is trying to tell you.
I loved the charming way that Schötz detailed her elegant studies of feline phonetics and linguistics based partly on recordings of her own five cats. No wonder she received an Ig Nobel Prize, given to "honor achievements that first make people laugh, and then make them think."
From Jonathan's list on cats: past, present and future.
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