Calm Your Cat With "Species Specific" Music!

If your cat is more of a psychopath than you’d like to admit – and I know, because I have one of those – try playing the little critter some cat music! According to the exceptionally talented David Teie, human music simply won’t make the cut because its backbone is the drum beat, which is reminiscent of our experience in the womb. Here, the soundtrack to our development was our mother’s heartbeats. Cats, however, relate far better to purring and the mewling sounds of nursing kittens. Whip that into a song and you’ve got an aural elixir that is sure to calm your rambunctious kitty down.

Video Source: “Composer Creates Music Just for Cats and They Love It – Listen Here” Uploaded by IBTimes UK to YouTube channel www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzDritMhnXo

And for the full story behind this clip:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/355308040/music-for-cats-0/widget/video.html

 

Calm Your Cat With "Species Specific" Music!

If your cat is more of a psychopath than you’d like to admit – and I know, because I have one of those – try playing the little critter some cat music! According to the exceptionally talented David Teie, human music simply won’t make the cut because its backbone is the drum beat, which is reminiscent of our experience in the womb. Here, the soundtrack to our development was our mother’s heartbeats. Cats, however, relate far better to purring and the mewling sounds of nursing kittens. Whip that into a song and you’ve got an aural elixir that is sure to calm your rambunctious kitty down.

Video Source: “Composer Creates Music Just for Cats and They Love It – Listen Here” Uploaded by IBTimes UK to YouTube channel www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzDritMhnXo

And for the full story behind this clip:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/355308040/music-for-cats-0/widget/video.html

 

This Won't Educate You In Any Way (But It Is Ridiculously Funny)…

Most of the time, the content I add to the coffers of “Why? Because Science” is intended to entertain AND educate at the same time. While there’s not much to learn from the following ridiculously comedic clip of a gibbon doing an elaborate balancing act down the length of a suspension bridge, you can enjoy the elevated levels of dopamine that should result.

Video Source: “Monkey Walking The Tight Rope!” uploaded by ChannelClub2 on YouTube channel https://youtu.be/rKJYI_rn_sg