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Remember the facts.

by Sofiia Muzyka
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Ants shout loudly to warn other ants of danger.

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Birds have complex songs that they use for various purposes such as attracting mates, defending territories, and warning others of predators.

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Whales also use songs and calls to communicate with other members of their pod and navigate through the ocean.

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Many animals use visual displays to communicate. For example, some fish flare their fins and display vibrant colours to establish dominance or attract females.

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Horses use body language and facial expressions to communicate their moods and intentions to humans and other horses.

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Bats are completely silent and do not communicate at all.

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Certain aquatic animals, such as electric fish, can produce and sense electrical signals which are used to communicate, navigate their environment, and detect prey or predators.

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Some animals, like bees and honeybees, perform elaborate dances to communicate information about food sources and direction to other members of their colony.

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