Communicate

They communicate with each other using clicks and whistles.

Elephants communicate with each other using sounds and vibrations.

Dolphins communicate using a variety of sounds, such as clicks, whistles, and squeaks.

Horses communicate with each other using facial expressions and body language.

Cats communicate with humans and other animals using a variety of sounds, including purring, meowing, and hissing.

Otters communicate with each other using whistles, growls, and chirps.

Horses communicate with each other through body language, sounds, and even facial expressions.

These songs help whales find each other and communicate across very great distances.

This means underwater animals can communicate over much greater distances than land animals can.

Scientists are working to reduce human noise so ocean animals can communicate freely.

Employers around the world look for workers who can communicate with international clients and partners.