Animals have the same thinking as humans, can animals communicate verbally like humans?

But in real life, we can hear the chirping of animals and see the various movements of animals, so do animals have their own uniqueness like humans? Many people may have had such questions and brain holes, and even fantasized that humans and animals can have some degree of language translation, so do animals have language?

Animals that don't communicate don't exist, such as crabs raising their claws to prove that they are healthy and looking for mating partners, squid can change the pigment cells in their own cells, change the patterns of their bodies to achieve mimicry with the environment, or threaten enemies. Bees can dance to tell their partners where and how much nectar exists, which are all phenomena of communication between animals, but communication does not represent the existence of language.

First of all, the communication between crabs and squid is not available, because the signals they use are not separated, and they do not have the ability to combine multiple signals and creatively publish information. And there is no grammar for these signals, and it is impossible to connect the past with the future. The crab and the squid are just what they can say, at that moment.

However, there are certain linguistic characteristics in the communication of some animals, for example, bees can convey different places and nectar information through the different positions, angles and times of their own dance, because the honey collection place conveyed by bees is outside their own hive, and the communication is something other than their own present, showing that there may be a certain transcendence in the communication of bees. Chimpanzees can be trained to communicate with humans through sign language, for example, the chimpanzee can understand more than 1,000 human sign languages, more than one spoken language, and after the death of the kitten who lives with him, he also uses sign language to express his love for the kitten, which is also a kind of transcendence.

Taught by humans, they learned to communicate in sign language, not in the way they naturally occur in nature. The dolphin is also an animal that can communicate in a complex way in nature, but dolphins do not have their own grammar to communicate, and only after human training will they have some grammatical.

Therefore, the communication of animals is not one of nature, but only has part of the nature of the language spoken by humans, and the communication information of animals in nature is also very limited, and the separation and transcendence are the most special in human language, and the human brain can create countless kinds of information, and can also understand new words that have never been said so far, we can talk about various topics, and we can make up all kinds of stories.

No. Because human speech is communicated through the vibration of the vocal cords, the vibration of the vocal cords of animals is different from the vibration of the vocal cords of humans, so animals cannot communicate verbally with people.

I think it's possible, after all, each species communicates differently with each other, and species can communicate with each other in their own specific ways.

OK. Animals also have some communication with each other, but they can't communicate normally with humans, and there is more communication between them.

1.Animals can understand human language, but to a limited extent.

Although animals do not have the ability to speak in humans, they can convey information through changes in voice and intonation, facial expressions, and body language. However, the language ability of animals is limited by factors such as species, intelligence, and environment, and the range of what they can understand is correspondingly limited.

2.Dogs and cats are the easiest pets to communicate with humans.

Dogs and cats have always been one of humanity's closest companions. They habitually interact with people, and after a long period of domestication and cultivation, they have been able to understand many human commands and languages, such as "sit down", "come", "go", etc.

3.Animals can also exhibit behaviors similar to those of humans.

In addition to dogs and cats, other animals can also exhibit behaviors similar to those of humans. For example, some orangutans use sign language and symbolic language to communicate with people, and are also able to solve complex mathematical problems and problem-solving in experiments. Monkeys have also been shown to be able to learn how to use tools and perform tasks by observing human behavior.

4.There is also a lot of research on human and animal communication.

Research on human-animal communication continues. People are working on the science behind animal language capabilities and how technologies such as artificial intelligence can enhance communication between humans and animals.

In short, in our interactions with animals, we have gradually built up the ability to understand each other, and this way of communication has also allowed us to better create and promote the spirit of humanitarianism.

For now, language is the preserve of humanity. Other animals on the planet have their own language, though.

The language of reply to them is very simple, and the content expressed is very limited. Therefore, there is no such thing as human and animal communication, which can be the same as human communication;

For example, a college student talks to a kindergarten child about "what will be the impact of Obama's election on China's future." "What answer do you expect from your kindergarten children? There is no way to communicate at all.

Animal communication is the exchange of information between animals, which is often manifested as an animal acting on the sensory organs of other animals (of the same species or different species) with the help of its own behavior or physical markers to change the behavior of the latter Communication is an adaptive behavior, and most of the common communication examples are mutually beneficial, such as through communication of individuals of the opposite sex to mate, social animals to eat together, resist enemies, etc., and animals exchange information through movements, sounds, smells, extrasexual hormones, etc. Therefore, animal language includes movements, sounds, and smells

In fact, animals and humans have different language and ways of thinking, so animals do not understand language in the same way that humans do. However, some animals (such as dogs, cats, horses, etc.) can learn vocabulary and intonation based on training and experience. In addition, animals can also communicate with humans through body language, sounds, smells, and visual signals.

Some animals exhibit some human-like behaviors, such as:

1.Dogs: Dogs can understand human emotions and intentions and express loyal and friendly behavior.

2.Cats: Cats can express different needs and emotions through different calls and prefer human company.

3.Gorillas: Gorillas can use simple gongsong jujube utensils and exhibit social and emotional behaviors such as hugging and comforting.

4.Dolphins: Dolphins can communicate through sounds and movements and show emotional responses, such as curiosity and friendliness towards humans.

In conclusion, while animals cannot use language to communicate like humans, they can express their needs, emotions, and intentions in a variety of ways.

The relationship between animals and humans has been around for thousands of years, and we have always had a curiosity and desire to explore the behavior and language of animals. Some people believe that animals can understand human speech, while others hold the opposite opinion. In addition, we were very touched and shocked by the human-like behavior of some animals.

In the following, I will discuss these topics in several ways.

1. Can animals understand human speech?

Scientifically, some experiments have shown that animals can communicate and communicate through sound and language. For example, some animals, such as dogs, birds, and horses, have been trained in language to recognize commands and perform corresponding actions. In addition, some animals are able to learn some simple language or symbols, such as orangutans and parrots.

These show that animals are able to respond somewhat to human language.

However, animals speak and perceive differently than humans. Animals have their own language and ways of communicating, while human language is foreign to animals, and they may not understand what we say. In addition, different animals differ in their ability to understand sounds and language.

Therefore, whether animals can understand human speech is a relative, not absolute.

2. What animals are human?

The dog's emotional response to its owner.

Dogs are loyal companions of humans, they are able to perceive the emotional state of their owners very accurately and are able to react accordingly. For example, when the owner is unhappy or sick, the dog will show concern and comforting behavior. It's easy to think they're human.

Intelligence and behavior of orangutans.

Orangutans are the closest relatives of humans, and they have a very high level of intelligence, being able to learn to use tools, use simple symbolic language, etc. Orangutans also show human emotions such as compassion, love, curiosity, etc.

Emotional and social behaviour of elephants.

Elephants are very intelligent and affectionate animals, and they have a strong sense of familiality and social behavior. Elephants are very close-knit families, they fight to protect their families, and they also have rituals to mourn the dead. In addition, elephants will also show sympathetic and caring behavior.