Hey /sci look what has been hiding in the jugles of south americahttps://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/article/meet-the-first-new-cat-species-discovered-in-100-years
>>17058533ur mom, she's got jungle fever
>pss pss pss in the jungle>discovers new species or gets eaten alive
>>17058533Nothing because they keep cutting them down to make room for grazing, so they can farm cows, so they can feed burgers burgers.
>>17058533>Hidden>Species epithet comes from a local quechua word for the animal
>>17058550There's nothing wrong with being Indian.
>>17058533it has been decided humans shall adopt this kot species
>>17058554Science has never solved why we make that sound to attract animals despite the fact none of the animals we are calling to make it.
>>17058533looks cute
>>17058533>>17060348looks cute and really aggressive lmaohttps://cmp-natgeo.media.dssott.com/opp/cmaf/natgeo/2026/09/16/11034176/8f3cc42f-e872-4024-8560-be38bc43c7fd/playlist.m3u8
>>17060182>Cats possess one of the broadest hearing ranges among animals, spanning from 45 to 64,000hz.while other claims>Cats have an extraordinary hearing range, capable of detecting sounds from 48 Hz to 85 kHznevertheless, their hearing goes very high frequencynow, the s in pss pss makes a very high pitched sound, which gets the cat's attention, and being higher pitch helps the cat localize its source, hence why they lock on you even from afar. lower frequencies tend to be less local for the receiver, as in harder to accurately pinpoint the source of it.where my nobels at
