How do cats communicate with each other, and are there any specific vocalizations or body language cues?
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Cats communicate with each other primarily through body language and vocalizations. Cats use a variety of vocalizations to communicate with each other, such as meowing, purring, chirping, and hissing. Cats also use body language to communicate, such as tail twitching, ear flattening, and direct stares. Additionally, cats use scent to communicate, by rubbing their face against objects and leaving their scent behind.