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heartwarminganimals · 5 months
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donutsquishy · 9 months
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[video id: a purring gray kitten making biscuits on a fluffy, light blue pillow. /end id]
Happy International Cat Day from Bibi!
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zelphafrost · 3 months
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30 seconds of kneading and purring 😻
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vintage-tigre · 7 months
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Straycats by Martin Leman, 1980
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geopsych · 9 months
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To celebrate one year of having Bridget here, have a few seconds of kitten purring from one of the first few days.
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daryldixonnn · 1 year
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SCREAMING
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chaseszombies · 8 months
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I give you 2 whole minutes of Murray purring his big ol heart out
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boldlygreatsuit · 3 months
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Was bored and wanted to draw some handplates and fell!handplates. (:
@sysig @zarla-s
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tylermaxxine · 23 days
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happy wednesday! i need him💕🎀
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oceanmojis · 2 months
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A very happy cat stimboard, based around 'purring', for Albi.
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imagination-phantom · 2 months
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He’s just a baby~
Bonus point for anyone who knows the logo on my sweater lol.
How to train your angel lol
He purrs from chin scritches xD
When he acts up I just wack him on the nose with a newspaper or get him with the squirt bottle. 
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mindblowingscience · 6 months
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Researchers have finally discovered the key to these fluff-ball's signature sound, which involves squishy pads in a cat's vocal cords. Scientists have puzzled over how cats manage to make their distinctive low-pitched purr, as low frequency sounds are usually made by larger animals with longer vocal cords. These 'purring pads' of connective tissue embedded in the vocal folds appear to increase the density, making them vibrate more slowly to produce the rumble that brings joy to their humans. The international team led by voice scientist Christian Herbst from the University of Vienna in Austria says their research challenges the widely held belief that active muscle contractions are what cause purring. Instead, the scientists think that purring may be a passive aerodynamic behavior that continues automatically after the brain sends an initiating signal.
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aedelia · 10 months
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Promised video of cat petting.
Volume up for audible purring.
Also photos:
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samirafee · 6 months
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#BÄRLI🐈🧡THERE IS NO GREATER COMFORT THAN THE COMPANIONSHIP OF MY CAT AND THE SWEET SOUND OF ITS PURR😽🧡
@samirafee
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dixieandherbabies · 2 months
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Dixie and her babies.
Enjoy some of my purrs! You’re welcome…
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whisperofsilence · 5 months
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