This video of two cats, Ringo and Mango, will surely make your day as it shows the felines making adorable noises whenever the answer touches them. Uploaded on @ringodanyan, the reel shows the parent touching Mango, who immediately takes out a soft chirp while staring at the owner. 

The mom then pats Ringo, who is all cuddled up and half-asleep in a box. And he takes out a little squeak. She then pampers sleeping Mango and Ringo one more time, who again make different soft noises while sleeping. However, when the parent touches the former for the last time while sleeping, the feline reacts by making a grunt.

Nevertheless, hearing different sounds of her feline, the mom could not help but question, “Why do they make this noise every time I touch them?” Replying to this question, a pet lover answered in the comment section that “Cats make noise when touched while waking—often a soft ‘trill,’ chirp, or chirp-squeak—as a positive, submissive greeting that says ‘hello’ or ‘I’m safe.’” This involuntary sound indicates they feel comfortable and secure, acting as an affectionate, sleepy acknowledgment rather than annoyance.”

Another person commented, “its called trilling its like by that they say i love you, hi etc.” However, some of the netizens were smitten by the cats as one user said, “It’s sooooooo cute!” Another follower also echoed the same thoughts and mentioned, “Omg they are so sweet.”