Semiotic studies in biology

Semiotic studies in biology involve analyzing how living organisms communicate and convey meaning through signs and symbols. This includes understanding how animals use visual signals, sounds, and chemical cues to interact with each other, as well as how plants might signal to attract pollinators or warn off herbivores. By studying these communication methods, researchers gain insights into behavior, evolution, and ecology. Essentially, semiotics in biology helps us understand the "language" of nature, revealing how organisms express and interpret their environments and relationships.