In human society, communication barriers in different regions are mainly caused by different dialects. The popularization of Mandarin makes it possible for 56 ethnic groups to basically communicate with each other without any problems. However, if everyone speaks in local dialects, I believe not many people can understand it. We might as well have a bold idea. Cats all over the world sound like "meow, meow", but are there differences? In other words, will cats in the Northeast not be able to understand cats in Hainan? What are you talking about?

1. Dialects exist in many animals

This is actually the result of scientists' research. There will be some language differences among monkeys in different regions. For example, monkeys in the south of the Yangtze River and monkeys in the north of the Yangtze River will have some different language differences. If monkeys from abroad are added to the mix, it is estimated that everyone will not understand what the other person is saying for a while.

The same situation also happens with birds. The birds seem to be chirping, but in fact they all have their own language. Let us temporarily divide birds into two types, one is migratory birds that fly to the south in winter, and the other is resident birds that also stay in the north in winter. Relatively speaking, migratory birds travel through most of China, and the language and communication barriers are not very obvious. Language The dialect is not obvious. We can imagine for the moment that migratory birds have learned "Mandarin". But the regional nature of resident birds is very obvious. If you bring sparrows from Changbai Mountain to Sichuan, when two sparrows talk, the sparrows living in Sichuan can tell: This is definitely not a local bird!

2. Cats will have language differences, but there will be no communication barriers

It is impossible to have no linguistic distinction at all. Cats in different regions will definitely have regional differences in their calls, but we can think about it, are cats animals that communicate by language? No! Cats still have Body language can also distinguish smells, so even if two cats from different areas are put together, the two cats can clearly understand what the other wants to do and what they want to express.

Just like human society, humans have evolved languages ​​and dialects. Even if we don’t understand them, we can still judge them from body language and expressions. Cat owners will find that cats have expressions. Cats will behave differently when they are happy or angry, and this expression will not change due to regional differences. Therefore, even if we can’t understand the cat’s meow, we can still judge the cat’s mood.