#animal-communication

#animal-communication

Cuttlefish exhibit complex arm-waving gestures for communication which may signify advanced social interaction.

Researchers are revisiting animal communication studies with innovative and ethical methods, especially focusing on dogs' abilities to use push-button devices for communication.

Bonobos exhibit a form of communication with compositionality, similar to human language, challenging the belief that this ability is unique to humans.

Western chimpanzees in Taï National Park have lost a key mating gesture due to significant population decline.

Male river dolphins exhibit surprising behavior likened to a 'pissing contest', which may serve as communication rather than just a physiological act.

Cuddling with your dog deepens your bond but ensuring their comfort is crucial.

Marmosets are the first nonhuman primates confirmed to use name-like vocal labels for communication, suggesting that naming behavior may be common in other species.

Scientists are using machine learning to define a 'sperm whale phonetic alphabet' and predict their communications.

Animals, like elephants, use unique names to address each other, leading to better understanding of animal intelligence and the evolution of language.