What methods do animals use to communicate?

Various animals have different ways of transmitting information.

For example, ants use their antennae to transmit information, and bees lean against the air to transmit information.

The messaging of animals is varied. Such as action. Smell. Secretion. Call. The touch of the tentacles.

Sounds, e.g. courtship calls.

Movements, such as the bee dance. Wait.

Sound. Smell.

Action. Secretion.

For example, some powerful animals like to use their own urine to divide their territory.

To sum up, a lot, a lot.

1. Elephants communicate through movements.

Elephants greet each other by rubbing their noses, and baby elephants raise their noses upwards when they want to get their mother's attention.

Second, giraffes communicate through movements.

In the event of danger, giraffes use vigorous running to relay the alarm to their companions.

3. Wolves communicate through sound.

The howl of the wolf can let the other companions know where they are. At the same time, tell the alien wolves not to enter their territory.

Fourth, the bucks communicate through smell.

The buck has several aromatic glands on its body, and it rubs the aromatic glands on the tree, leaving its own scent on the tree. This smell will not disappear when it rains or blows, and the female deer will follow it when it smells it.

5. The knot-tailed lemur communicates through smell.

The knottail lemur can even fight with scent, and it has many special glands in the wrists of its forearms that secrete a foul smell and smoke away its enemies.

Sixth, the tiger communicates through vision.

In addition to marking the territory with urine and urine in their own area, the tiger will also leave scratch marks on the tree pole as high as possible, warning other tigers that this is the tiger's territory.

7. Octopuses communicate through vision.

Octopuses are able to express their feelings by changing colors. When it prepares for battle, its body turns jet-black. When emotions are high, they quickly change to other colors.

Communication is not just for humans, many animals have their own way of communicating! In this issue, we will introduce you to those magical creatures with mysterious ways of communication!

Animals mainly communicate information through smells, sounds, and movements.

Movable brothers can send messages through tweets. For example, male frogs have vocal sacs on their cheeks, and in late spring and early summer, they chirp to attract female frogs to mate, and many birds mainly use their chirping to convey information. Animals can pass on information by urinating.

Dogs, wolves, lions, and foxes often occupy the land by urinating, warning the enemy or opponent: This land is mine, you should leave quickly.

Animals transmit information through some actions. For example, bees dance to convey information about the source of the honey. Vipers intimidate each other by raising their heads and making a "hiss" from their mouths. After a dog loses a fight, it will admit defeat by clamping its tail and other actions.

Animals are contacted by ultrasound. For example, bats use ultrasound to communicate with other bats or to discover their surroundings. Dolphins can also communicate with each other through ultrasound.

This type of animal contact is relatively rare. Since many animals do not have the corresponding structure of this comic contact. Some marine fish are able to use electrical organs to generate electric fields to communicate with their own people, sense movement around them, or kill food.

The details are as follows.

1.Pheromone animals can communicate by secreting pheromones, such as courtship, mating, warnings, etc., which can be transmitted through different pheromones, and the communication with pheromones has a long duration. 2.

Action animals are also able to convey information through movements, such as bees dancing to express the news of the discovery of a new source of nectar, and venomous snakes holding their heads high and hissing to drive them away. 3.Ultrasound is one of the most common ways for animals to communicate with each other, for example, bats can communicate with other bats through ultrasound.

According to fossil research, the first animals to appear on Earth originated from the ocean. After a long geological period, early marine animals gradually evolved into various branches, enriching the early life forms on earth. Prehistoric animals appeared before the advent of humans and flourished during their respective periods of activity.

Later, they became extinct one after another in a constantly changing environment. However, animals on Earth continue to evolve and reproduce from the lowest to the higher, from the simple to the complex, and have the diversity they have today.

The excrement shovel officer who has a cat knows that cats are different from other animals, and their thinking is always unpredictable, and they can't communicate effectively with cats and know what they want to do, so I have summarized the following points to tell you the way cats do, I hope it can help you!

1. Mark the smell and swear to other cats.

The cat's face will have a smell, it will rub everywhere, smell the smell left by itself, and it will confirm that the site is theirs, so as to rest assured. At the same time, it also leaves a scent for other friends, and within a few days, it can still perceive these smells, so as to tell other cats that this territory is theirs, but rather than a declaration, it is better to interpret it as they are creating a comfortable space filled with their own scent.

2. Male cats look for female cats by marking.

The strongest smell is the marking, especially in unneutered male and female cats, which contains a special hormone that causes when unneutered male or female cats smell this odor.

The smell of the place where the territory meets also plays a great role in avoiding conflicts and wars between cats.

3. How about cats with good relationships?

When Bimo cats who know each other are 4-5 meters away, their tails will stand up straight and move closer to each other. The two cats will then approach each other with their noses to confirm each other's scent. Then they smell each other's whole body and rub each other's smells around.

If the smell is not right, the cat will also reflexively back away and run away.

4. Is licking each other's hair a sign of a good relationship?

Licking the fur is to express love and friendship to the cat, and the cat and the cat lick each other's fur, which can be said to be the proof that I am not hostile to you and trust. Cats who have a particularly good relationship in the group, especially the longer they spend around each other, the longer they spend grooming each other with their tongues.

5. Is there social distancing between cats?

Cats have a strong social distance from other cats, including other creatures, because cats are more vigilant, so the distance is to protect themselves and let them make trouble, but the sex of each cat, the relationship between cats and cats, and the reaction of the same cat in different situations are different.

6. The cat's intonation is also the way.

Although cats can't use words, they are very sensitive to intonation, so each sound it makes represents a different meaning, such as purring, which means that the cat is very comfortable now; Makes a low growl, which is usually the meaning of the cat is hostile, at this time it is very alert, it will make this sound because it is afraid to scare off the other party, or launch an attack; Female cats usually make a terrible courtship to attract male cats.

The above is how cats interact with their own kind and humans, and only after understanding these can we know the meaning of cats and better feed cats