COMMUNICATION WITH ANIMALS

For long man is waiting for a visitor from outer space. If it happens unexpectedly we must keep ourselves prepared for the communication depending upon the intelligence the visitor possess. We must also keep in mind that we could not communicate with the animals, birds and other life forms coexist with us. Animals do have their own way of communication with same species.

Animals usually use four methods for communication - visual, auditory, tactile and chemical. Some animals relay more on one form of communication. They all, however, use different methods for affection, attract mate and ward off threats. Different ways are used by animals for communication. Elephants engage in long distance calls. Advanced equipments confirmed that elephants produce sound waves of low frequency when they are separated. Human cannot hear these sound waves. Elephants manage long distance communication.  We cannot hear bats talk to each other as they use a process known as echolocation. They emit sounds at high frequencies and use echoes from close objects to map out their surroundings. Bonobos (pigmy chimpanzee) sound like human babies. Bonobos in the wild are our closest relatives and they can communicate like human infants.Humpback whales are the poets of animal kingdom; the male sing to their mates, but the really amazing thing about these songs is that they have sequences that rhyme.

When it comes to birds, there are over 10,000 song birds. Other birds also make vocalisation. Turkey's  gobble, owls hoot, parrot squawk etc mimic human sounds. Animals and birds have their own methods of communication. Man have so far not pursued this scientifically. Unless man involve himself in systematically communicating with other life forms on this earth we cannot think about any communication with other intelligence beings from other world.

KV George

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