The Science Behind Animal Communication
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Animals communicate in fascinating and varied ways, using sounds, visual signals, and tactile interactions to convey messages
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Many animals use chemicals called pheromones to communicate with others of their species
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These chemicals can be detected through taste and smell, but can fade quickly and are less effective in wind and rain
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They are used for a variety of purposes, such as marking territory, attracting mates, and warning others of danger
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Animals also use electrolocation and echolocation signals to navigate and find prey
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Animals use geometric viewings to differentiate their position, direction, location, and distance
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Some animals dance to convey precise information to other species, enabling them to locate prey or possible mates
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Body posture and facial expressions conveys dominance, submission, and intentions among animals that helps maintain a social structure
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