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A recent study showed that cats are unable to distinguish between different human emotions in voices. They respond to sounds of happiness, sadness, anger, and fear in a similar manner, considering them as overlapping auditory signals in terms of their response and alertness. The experiment was conducted on 20 domestic cats by playing recordings of sounds expressing various emotions, and the results indicated that the cats' responses were similar across all cases. It was confirmed that their behavior is influenced more by the loudness of the sound than its emotional content. This behavior remains part of their evolutionary survival strategy, as it increases their alertness when hearing unfamiliar sounds.
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