I tried searching for those features in that airplane, as I'm not a pilot but assumed they existed.

On a related note, although they usually mean something's going wrong, which isn't cool, I've always been impressed by the way those warnings are delivered in airplanes. The tone and cadence of the warnings really communicate that this is something serious and you should respond to it and also communicates what exactly you should do.

Here's a video of the exact scenario being discussed in a Boeing 747-400:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12jp5G1LWG0