Howls, butt sniffs, and pee sprays: understanding animal languages
Wolves howl or sing longer and louder to wolves with whom they have a stronger bond. Thomas Bonometti, via UnsplashAn excerpt from Eva Meijer’s book ‘Animal Languages,’ an exploration of how animals speak to each other and to humans.
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