There are quite a few animals that communicate without using there larynx. Otters for example communicate by hitting rocks together.
We communicate using sound waves by talking and listening to one another!
one of the ways in which photsynthesis is vital to animals is that CO2 is recycled into oxygen. Without this recycling process there would be less oxygen for animals to undertake respiration.
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It is the comminuty that communicate using French as a first language.
They communicate through visual cues, making sounds, using taste, touch, smell, as well as demonstrating threat displays, among others.
Animals do interact using sounds, especially the whales and dolphins. Some people believe that these animals can actually communicate. However to talk like a human you have to have the correct type of voice box and have this supplied richly with nerves that go to a specially developed area of the brain. It is interesting that chimps have been taught human sign language and demonstrate that they can communicate using it. This shows that they can "talk" but their larynx does not allow them to vocalise speech.
Apples can't talk as they don't have lungs or a larynx. They can communicate with other apple trees using chemicals though.
Animals can communicate using both visual and verbal cues...they can also communicate chemically.
Dolphins use a range of "clicks" to communicate with each other. They make these "clicking" sounds using their mouths.
You can communicate by drawing symbols on paper or using sign language. Body language also is a form of communicating without words.
Animals communicate using sight, smell and sound.They might communicate to...Find a mateExpress feelings happiness, anger, playfulness, fear, and other emotionsTo tell another animals where they areTo tell other animals to stay away from their territoryTo warn othersTo show submissionTo assert dominance
Jaguars are the only large cat with a roar. They communicate with each other through this method as well as using it to scare off other animals.
Jaguars are the only large cat with a roar. They communicate with each other through this method as well as using it to scare off other animals.
they all classify the animals as the same animal and can communicate names of the plants and animals better
Communication between animals is vital, because without it they would have no chance in surviving in the wild. They need to be taught how to hunt and defend themselves against other animals. They also need to communicate danger or a crisis to far areas where their breed might be. All of these steps require communication. Each generation of animals must teach the next how to communicate effectively.
We communicate using sound waves by talking and listening to one another!
yes. eg. whales and dolphins. they communicate by using song waves under the water.