How Animals Communicate
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TextLanguage: English Australia Nelson a Cangage Company 2016Description: 32 hlm. ilus. 21 cmISBN: - 978-0170373005
- 420.01
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Animals Communicate with each other for many different reasons. They use their senses to share information about food, to scare away predators and even to try to Attact a mate. lots of animals use scent to communicate but many animals also use sound, sight and touch. Communications is vital to the survival of many animals