Instituto Tecnológico Superior de Centla

 Alam Hernández García

• Nombre del alumno: 19E50302

• Materia cursada:  Ingles II

• Nombre del docente:  Patricia García Valencia

• Actividad:  HOW ANIMALS COMMUNICATE UNLIKE

HUMANS
• Grupo:  2 A. Modalidad Sabatino

Carrera :  Ingeniería en gestión empresarial

 HOW ANIMALS COMMUNICATE UNLIKE HUMANS
HOW ARE THEY THE SAME? HOW ARE THEY DIFERENT?

ELEPHANTS COMMUNICATE BY GRUNTING,

SNORTING, AND EVEN ROARING AT FREQUENCIES SO
LOW THAT HUMANS CANNOT HEAR ANYTHING WHILE
THEY CAN DETECT THEM AT DISTANCES MEASURED IN
KILOMETERS.

THE BEES COMMUNICATE BY MEANS OF A DANCE OF

HUMS WHICH ONE OF THEM DIRECTS TO THE OTHERS.
BUT THIS DANCE HAS A KIND OF ANGLE THAT
CHANGES ACCORDING TO THE SEASONS OF THE YEAR.

PRAIRIE DOGS COMMUNICATE BY SIGNALS TO ALERT

THEM TO A PREDATOR. THEY CAN IDENTIFY SIZE,
HEIGHT, AND EVEN COLOR.
.

BATS DO NOT HAVE VISION SO THEY HAVE A VERY FINE

SOUND THAT REVOLVES AROUND THE ENVIRONMENT
TO KNOW WHERE THEY HAVE TO GO AND THIS SOUND
PRODUCES 32 SYLLABLES TO COMMISSURE EACH
OTHER.
WHALES MAKE SOUNDS TO COMMUNICATE WHEN
SWIMMING IN A GROUP, DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN
SOUNDS IN THEIR MATING "RITES".

SEA LIONS ARE ABLE TO RECOGNIZE LETTERS OF OUR

ALPHABET AND CERTAIN MOVEMENTS TO REACT IF
THEY LEARN TO RELATE THEM TO A STIMULUS. AS FOR
THEIR OWN SOUNDS, THE MALES USE THEM MAINLY
IN THE MATING SEASON TO MARK THEIR TERRITORY
AND DEFEND IT IN THE FOLLOWING MONTHS.

IN ALL THIS INFORMATION WE WERE ABLE TO READ THE DIFFERENCES

BETWEEN OUR WAY OF COMMUNICATING AND THAT OF ANIMALS, ONE OF
THEM IS THAT SOME ANIMALS HAVE A HE HAS VERY FINE SOUND
FREQUENCIES THAT WE CANNOT HEAR, THEY HAVE A SUPER EAR TO BE ABLE
TO PERCEIVE THESE SOUNDS. SOME OF THE WAYS OF COMMUNICATING
THAT COMPARE US WITH THEM IS THAT CERTAIN ANIMALS COMMUNICATE
WITH SIGNALS JUST LIKE PEOPLE WHO CANNOT SPEAK, THIS IS THEIR WAY
OF COMMUNICATING, THE SAME IS THE CASE OF BATS THAT THEY CANNOT
SEE AND ARE GUIDED WITH THE SOUNDS THEY PRODUCE, THE SAME
HAPPENS WITH PEOPLE WHO CANNOT SEE, THEY DEVELOP A GOOD EAR TO
KNOW WHERE TO GO AND ARE GUIDED BY THE SOUND.