Animal Communication

Animals communicate through various methods such as pheromones, sounds, and signals. Pheromones are chemicals used for communication within the same species, like attracting mates. Honeybees use a waggle dance to convey information about food sources, while killer whales rely on sound due to limited visibility underwater. Each whale pod has a unique dialect, and they use sounds for group recognition and coordination. Some whale behaviors, like breaching, remain not fully understood.

What is the significance of pheromones in animal communication?

How do whales use their unique dialects in communication?