What would happen if animals could talk what questions would you like to ask them?

An animal that talked could ask for what they need. Your dog could tell you if he wanted to go for a walk, or your cat could tell you if she was hungry. If something was wrong, a talking pet could tell you what is bothering them.

How do you think animals communicate through their sounds?

Auditory signals Auditory communication—communication based on sound—is widely used in the animal kingdom. Auditory communication is particularly important in birds, who use sounds to convey warnings, attract mates, defend territories, and coordinate group behaviors.

Do animals understand when you help them?

Most of the time, absolutely yes, they initially have a natural fear of us, display defensive postures, yet calm down more each day. I rehab neonatals and orphans but they are scared and adults are dangerous. …

Why some animals can talk?

Because animals can talk. Not in the human language, but certainly animals are capable of communicating. If a “cat goes meow” or a “dog goes woof” as kids would put it, they are definitely communicating. And you can often talk back to animals.

How do we communicate with animals?

Animals can also communicate through tactile signals. One example is the grooming performed by primates such as chimpanzees. This grooming helps build tighter relationships. Tactile communication can also take the form of aggressive behavior, such as biting or scratching. Duration is an important part of tactile communication.

How do animals communicate with other animals?

Vocal signals are one of the most prevalent ways animals communicate with one another. For example, bird songs can carry a warning to other birds of danger in the area. Certain animals, such as bats, can use sounds to locate prey.

Should zoos be allowed?

Zoos should not be banned because they can help endangered species. They can also help if the animal is sick. Kids like zoos and kids learn about animals. That’s why zoos should not be banned. I think that even though animals are losing their wild instincts they are still taken care of and put in area that mimic their natural habitat.