Antennal communication

Antennae communication refers to how animals, especially insects, use their antennae to send and receive signals. Antennae are sensitive sensory organs that help detect chemicals, vibrations, and other environmental cues. Insects often use these signals for mating, finding food, or navigating their surroundings. For example, a male moth can sense pheromones released by a female from a distance using its antennae. This form of communication plays a crucial role in their behavior and survival, allowing them to interact effectively with their environment and other creatures.