Felines are bound to surprise their owners with their antics. We have seen these innocent creatures becoming cute little weirdos during their daily activities. As a result, humans make some interesting observations about their pets. A viral social media post has hilariously captured this sentiment.
The video showed a paw parent realizing the difference between her cat siblings’ meows. Today, the user @mr.milothechonk shared this adorable reel of her cats, Poppy and Milo, on Instagram.
Owner shows hilarious difference in cat siblings’ meows in video
In the above-mentioned video, the owner spots the difference between her cats, who are siblings. The video-on text reads, “The difference between Poppy and Milo’s meows.” The clip begins with the felines curiously staring at the cameras together. Further, Poppy, the black cat, climbs up to the sofa and meows to her human. Her meow ends up sounding “like a grumpy chain smoking grandma” to her owner.
Poppy keeps staring at the recorder, with her intimidating sounds. The black feline’s meow sounds a little intimidating, as if she’s trying to avoid the cameras. On the other hand, Milo, the tabby cat, is seen walking on the kitchen cabinet. He meows at his parent, but his meow sounds different from his sister’s. His voice is “like a little baby kitten” who wants some pats and scratches from his paw parents.
The difference between the sounds of the felines makes them an ideal sibling duo. Additionally, the owner writes in the caption, “On opposite ends of the spectrum.” Moreover, a cat’s meow is a way for a cat to express its feelings to its owner. While some breeds have rough voices, many are softer, and this also depends on the parenting they receive from their humans.
At the time of writing, this reel has garnered over 33k likes and more than 400k views. Netizens commented their reactions with one writing, “Milo my baby.” Another one stated, “Awww be nice to Poppy!.” “Okay I wasn’t expecting Poppy to sound like a grumpy grandma but both their meows are so cute,” said a third user.
