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Animal Communication. By: Molly Dolan. 6A. Horses are one of the animals that have feelings. Some horses to show signs of affection is rubbing their noses together. Dogs show signs of playfulness when they reach out their front paws and lower their bodies enthusiastically.
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Animal Communication By: Molly Dolan 6A
Horses are one of the animals that have feelings. Some horses to show signs of affection is rubbing their noses together. Dogs show signs of playfulness when they reach out their front paws and lower their bodies enthusiastically. FEELING OF ANIMALS HORSES/ DOGS
If you first see an animal in the wild it will run away. (fear) If you step on an animals paw or tail, it will become agitated. (pain) Most animals will care for they’re young. (love) Some animals will care for they’re species and risk live to save them. (care) Feelings…. continues
Because of sound, some animals can find more animals from their species. Birds returning from migration and frogs waking up from their ‘winter hibernation’ are busy locating mates. Sound
Body language • An animal can communicate by how it is feeling by the way it stands, raises a tail, fluffs feathers or fur, or shows teeth.
Smell • Dogs, Foxes, Wolves, Coyotes, Raccoons, Beavers, and many other kinds of animals define or ‘mark’ their territory which means STAY OUT!
BIBLIOGRAPHY • ANIMAL PICTURES—GOOGLE IMAGES • SOUND—FWS.GOV & NPS.GOV • BODY LANGUAGE—FWS.GOV • SMELL—NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXTREME EXPLORER • FEELINGS—SDPD.SD.GOV & FACTMONSTER.COM
!!!!!THE END!!!!! BY:MOLLY DOLAN TEACHER: MRS.NEAL CLASS:6A TIME WORKED: DECEMBER 8TH- 11TH