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Last person to post wins.

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Well played!
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Where can I collect my prize for winning?
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If my bugle playing skills were up to scratch, maybe I could render "The Last Post" and win this thread!
 
No. :(

Can humans make a purring sound?​

No, humans are not capable of making a purring sound. This is because the purring sound is produced by the vibration of air molecules travelling from the throat to the mouth, which humans do not possess the specialised anatomical structures necessary for creating in the same way that cats can.

Cats have an organ at the back of their throat that vibrates and creates the distinct purring sound. In comparison, humans have vocal cords that can create different vowel and consonant sounds and sing, but not purr.

There are some cases where humans have been able to mimic the purring sound, but this is not a physiological response and instead is just a sound created through vocal mimicry.
But, we can try. :)

Can people learn to purr?​

Yes, people can learn to purr, although the process may take some practice. Purring is a very calming and soothing sound, and humans can take part in this activity in a few different ways. The most common way of purring is by mimicking the sound of a cat purr.

To do this, people need to understand what a sound of a cat purr is and then practice making that sound with their own vocal cords. Another way to purr is through humming. This is done by taking a deep breath and then humming at a consistent low pitch.

This creates a sound noticeably similar to a cat purring. Finally, those interested in mastering the art of purring can also place the tip of their tongue against the roof of their mouths and gently vibrate it to create a purring-like sound.

This is one of the most successful ways to create a sound similar to a cat’s purring. Although it may take some practice, people can definitely learn how to purr.
 
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