When cats purr it resonates throughout their bodies, and the vibration actually helps keep their bones and organs healthy, so for kitty this is probably like a theraputic massage would be for us.
People need to read the description. He specifically said cats hear from 45hz to 65khz, so she can't hear 10hz. He said its not hurting her, and its equivalent to a human trying to hear 5hz. He also stated that she can jump off any time she wanted to. Actually read the description!
Comment section: 9%-people acknowledging the cute kitten 1%-people concerned for cat safety 90%-people saying how much people need to chill about animal cruelty I'm the 9%
My deaf cat loooooves the subwoofer lol. When I blast my music she crawls under the TV stand and curls up next to the woofer and falls asleep. Whenever I'm watching TV she is there.
@@SJ_12 LOL, you'd think. I'm not that cruel though! 🤣 I think she was a rocker in a past life because if I play any rock or metal music with heavy bass, she will come from wherever she is in the house to lay right infront of the speakers.
I think your kitten may be, part or largely Bengal. If so, she may have relatively higher levels of: energy, curiosity, and intelligence. The breed is very vocal! They often like to get *involved* in phone conversations by meowing, and any, projects you may have such as repair or building things. They need and want lots of stimulation and play, and can be rather demanding at times. They are usually very affectionate. Of course there is variability for each individual kitty. Enjoy!
This is so dope because you're proving that cat's do purr up to 20hz... and actually enjoy it as kittens. Big ups... and theoretically could help a cat that's injured through subwoofer therapy
Humans have finally discovered the correct frequency to combat the rogue, cute kitten that comes our way. Arm yourselves with 10 hz weapons my brothers!!
Normally you are speeding up the video when you are removing the screws with a normal screwdriver but did you ever think of slowing down the video when you use an electric one?
IX Arksaber you know the more hz the higher the pitch, not the sound. Also 700 hz is not a lot, the human ear hears from around 20 hz to around 20000 hz, if you have a perfect ear. Most people goes from around 30 - 16000 hz
Kitten like that frequenzy/shaking if it isn't to hard because it is soothing to them. It reminds them of heartbeat. When in the mothers womb or cuddling up to mommy, the cats heartbeat soothes the kitten. Same with humans. If you ever wonder why you feel sleepy when riding a car as a passanger or why cildren can sleep so well in cars its because the engine sounds and the vibration is reminiscent of beeing in the womb and hearing your mothers heartbeat.
This reminds me, I used to "jiggle" cats which everyone assumed was violent and they didn't like... but I'd loosely touch them and move my arms in a sort of vibrating motion like this here and the results were similar, almost every cat I've ever done it to really enjoys it.
I think she is feeling like sleeping in a giant momy purrr... That's why she's likeing it. My cat loved to sleep in the fridge engine - it purrs and also is warm. Love it!
I used to live close to a music store that sold all kinds of speakers. There were two cats in the store that belonged to the owner. They showed complete disinterest towards most of the speakers but everytime a customer was testing a speaker that was capable of reproducing decent amounts of sub bass the cats would just stare at it.
Funny and kind of cool thing - My dad said when I was maybe 4 years old and we were driving in the car, everytime he would play his subwoofers I would instantly fall asleep to the blasting music. Pretty cool
