r/OneOrangeBraincell • u/Automatic-Gas4037 Proud owner of an orange brain cell • 15h ago
We found a smart one! 🧠 Auditory Selection
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u/Visual-Report-2280 Proud owner of an orange brain cell 15h ago
The word "fish" was pretty much banned in our house when I was kid because our grey and white cat would sprint, very noisily to kitchen if anyone dropped the "f"-bomb
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u/SudhaTheHill 15h ago
“Did someone just say chicken”
https://giphy.com/gifs/ZgULzq4qhqafhSCBA0
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u/chocolatchipcookie2 15h ago
my dog also perched up after hearing chicken
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u/Zak_Rahman 11h ago
Dogs tend to know more words so are worse/better for this.
It's funny seeing retired drug sniffer dogs get super alert when they hear "cocaine" or something.
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u/DreamweaverDragon 14h ago
Our two sprint to the kitchen upon hearing a packet of ham or plastic tub of grated cheese being opened everytime. Maybe most oranges have 2 braincells 😁
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u/PyroIsSpai 10h ago
I’m convinced a decent number of them have a solid rudimentary understanding of their household language. Of course they only show this as they prefer, being cats.
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u/EDC_nut 14h ago
We either found an Einstein level orange braincell.
Or if you listen carefully, you can hear something shaking or rattling when she says "chicken". Perhaps something like a box of treats.
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u/RangerPeterF 13h ago
Yeah. I like these videos, but I always assume that the person behind the camera brings up a box of treats/a toy when saying the "right" word to get a reaction. That being said, it could entirely be possible for the cat to react to that word.



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u/TheGlobalGooner 15h ago
Braincell is tuned to 'chimken' and probably nothing else 😭