There is communication between people, do animals communicate through their language?

We all know that people communicate with each other through language, but few people know that animals actually have their own way of communicating. However, their communication methods are more special, some animals use signals, while others use some actions. Different animals have different ways of communicating, such as the dance of bees, the secretions of ants, etc., which are considered to be one of the ways of communication.

1. Dance communication of bees

We all know that bees are social insects, and they have a complete system. Without a communication style, it is difficult to maintain such a system. The way they communicate is dance, and bees can convey different messages through different body movements.

The bee dance is now commonly referred to as a round dance and a tail swing dance, with the round dance representing the presence of nectar sources nearby and the tail swinging dance representing the discovery of nectar sources from a distance. In addition to these two, there are other dances among bees, such as alarm, cleaning, etc., and different dance forms represent different meanings. For bees, dance is their language.

2. Ant secretions

Ants are actually similar to bees, and an ant nest also has a complete system. However, the way ants communicate is very different from that of bees, they cannot communicate through movements. There are two main types of communication between ants, which are physical communication and chemical communication.

Physical communication is the use of smell, hearing, etc. to judge the information of a companion. Chemical communication is the transmission of information to one's peers through secretions. When ants pass through some places, they secrete some substances through the glands in their bodies, which can transmit messages to their companions.

3. Common ways for animals to transmit information

There are three main ways in which animals transmit information, namely physics, chemistry, and behavior. What we call bees belong to behavioral transmission, while ants belong to physics and chemistry. In addition to these two animals, there are many others, such as peacock open screen, squid inkjet, etc., which can be regarded as a kind of information transmission.

Different animals have different ways of communicating, which they use to communicate with their companions and also to protect themselves.

People communicate with each other through language, while animals communicate with each other through voice and body language, and animals also have language with each other.

Absolutely. Animals also have language communication with each other, but we don't understand it, if you don't believe it, you look at the monkey, look at the tiger, look at the leopard, they will communicate when they lead their babies.

They will communicate through their eyes, they can communicate without words, as long as they look at each other's eyes or movements, they will understand what you mean, animals are spiritual.

Yes, animals communicate with their own kind through their own language and sounds, but the sounds they make are incomprehensible to us.

Recently, a visitor called out to a brown bear at the zoo, and the news that the brown bear responded attracted everyone's attention, and also caused a discussion about whether the animal can really understand human speech. Different people have different opinions on this issue. Individual's perspectives include the limited intelligence of animals that cannot fully understand human language, the ability of animal brains to recognize human language, and the intelligence level of animals that can support a certain degree of interaction with humans.

1. Animals have limited intelligence and cannot fully understand human language. The first thing we need to make clear about the question of whether animals can understand human speech is that animals have limited intelligence and cannot fully understand human language. ......Although animals may respond accordingly to human language, this does not mean that animals have human intelligence, let alone that they can understand human language.

There is clear factual evidence to prove this. 2. The animal brain has a certain level of intelligence and has the ability to recognize human language. Although animals cannot fully understand human language, it is undeniable that the brains of bright animal-like animals do have a certain level of intelligence, and they can recognize human language.

Therefore, when someone speaks to an animal, the animal can respond accordingly when it hears it. 3. The intelligence level of animals can support them to interact with people to a certain extent. In real life, many people's home animals interact frequently with their owners.

These animals can respond to their owner's words and can even help their owner do simple things. ......These examples amply demonstrate that the intelligence of animals can support a certain level of interaction with humans.

It's just that this requires humans to train animals for a long time to achieve. Moreover, the interaction between humans and animals can only be achieved at a relatively low level, and it is definitely not up to the level of human-to-human communication.

This issue is a bit complicated and cannot be explained in half a word. The previous authors are very good, and I appreciate them. But I'd like to share my own opinion.

The animals mentioned are all viviparous and oviparous. Forms, characteristics, languages, and lives are different. Each family has its own special existence, although there are interactions with each other, but the characteristics are different, and of course, the language is also different.

One thing is the same as that of humans, that is, sexual reproduction, and the same kind of offspring. From the perspective of the function of the five senses, some animals have special eyes and have different senses of light, so some hunt during the day, while others are good at hunting at night. Some animals have special noses and are particularly sensitive to various smells.

Some animals have a special sense of hearing, which makes it easy to distinguish various sounds. Some movements are particularly sensitive to climate changes and have the ability to predict meteorology. Some animals are good at learning the tongue and are prone to imitating language with humans.

No matter what animal is, it has perception, it has a certain ability to discriminate, and even has the ability to think. Of course, humans are much more advanced than other animals, and have civilized rules of behavior. Some animals can be trained with wisdom to help humans, or they can be trained to serve the amusement of humans.

People have a subconscious, but animals don't. Therefore, animals are more honest and will not be hypocritical, and humans can be hypocritical. This may give some people a reason to like or pet certain animals.

As for the cross-border exchange of languages, ordinary mortals may not be able to do it so far. People with special abilities are a different story here. Thank you!

I don't think there are animals that can communicate with humans in language, and even if a parrot says a few words or a word, it's just learning the tongue, not communicating.

Some animals can respond correctly to human commands through long-term interaction with people or human training, such as dogs, dolphins, orangutans and even lions and tigers, so can these animals understand the intention of human speech? I think this is just a kind of conditioned reflex, just like a soldier who stands up when he hears it, and assembles when he hears a military horn, after thousands of times of training, it has formed a conditioned reflex without thinking. I used to have a dog, there are a few simple actions it will do, give the dog a command to sit, it sits, but if I say not to sit, it still sits, because I usually train to sit this command, it can be seen that it does not really understand the meaning, naturally does not understand my intention to speak.

It is believed that some animals are able to understand human speech and intentions, but not all animals can understand human speech.

Such as annihilation, a well-trained dog can understand the owner's commands, such as "sit" and "lie down", and can communicate through voice and body language. Certain birds have also been shown to imitate human language, such as parrots and crows.

However, not all animals have this language comprehension. For example, most mammals may only know our intentions through human body language or smell, not our words.

In conclusion, although some animals can understand human language, it depends on factors such as the species of animal, the experimental conditions, and the level of training. Also, there are some essential differences between the language of animals and the language of humans. For example, many animals use sound to convey information, but the sounds they make may not be audible or understood by humans.

At the same time, the way animals communicate with each other can also vary depending on the species, for example, some fish use electrical signals to communicate, while ants use chemical pheromones.

So, although some animals are able to understand human language, more often than not, communication between humans and animals is based more on non-verbal means such as behaviors, sounds, and smells. In addition, studies have shown that communication between animals is more complex, diverse and adaptable, as they need to communicate to find food, build society, etc., while humans use language more for the purpose of transmitting ideas and ideas.

So, while there are some forms of communication and understanding between animals and humans.