Animal Communication Theory

Animal Communication Theory explores how animals convey information to each other using various signals, such as sounds, body movements, scents, or visual displays. These signals serve purposes like attracting mates, defending territory, warning of danger, or coordinating group activities. The theory examines how these signals are adapted to the animal's environment and biology, enabling effective interaction within their communities. Understanding these communication systems helps us learn about animal behavior, social structures, and evolution, highlighting the complex ways animals share information essential for their survival and reproduction.