What I learned is (skip to ****)

It is a commonly held misconception that the vocalizations of Felis catus—specifically the varied, rhythmic, and high-pitched sounds categorized as 'meowing' or 'yowling'—are intended primarily to communicate with other felines. However, recent bioacoustic studies suggest that these vocalizations, particularly when utilized in human environments, are rarely directed at other cats. Instead, when a domestic cat produces such rhythmic vocalizations, it is almost exclusively performing a series of complex sonic articulations, a phenomenon that effectively constitutes singing. Furthermore, when cats sing, they often do so to demand food or attention, which necessitates the presence of a responsive listener.

*******Or in simpler terms cats sing.

Clause and Effect.

5/5 yea!