Visual communication can be a structural adaptation also known as a _______________________________.
Which animal opens its tail feathers and struts to find a mate?
Which animal uses the size of its antlers to show how powerful it is?
Which animal lifts her head and shows her neck to attract mates?
Which animal uses its bright yellow color to communicate?
Which animal uses its bright orange colored splotches to warn predators that it is poisonous?
Which animal uses its brightly red colored feathers to attract a mate?
Which animal shows dominance by staring, raising their fur, and baring their teeth?
Which animal uses sound to locate food and uses a unique whistling sound to identify itself?
Which animal uses a series of barks, yips, and howls to mark territory and to let others know where they are?
Which animal roars, slaps his head against water, and taps the female's nose for attention?
Which animal uses loud rattles, screeches, and yips to warn off intruders?
Which animal wrestles with others to communicate?
Which animal rubs faces and touches noses to establish social bonds and to scent mark?
Which animals hold and cuddle and comfort their young?
Which animals lick and nuzzle their babies?
Many animals use chemical communication or pheromones to _________________________________.
Which animal uses its tongue to taste pheromones of prey animals that are in the air?
Which animal kicks up piles of pine needles , dirt, or leaves and urinates on them to mark its territory?
Which animal sniffs each other's hind legs to identify family members?
Which animal leaves a scent post on trees and tree trunks and also scratch trees leaving scent behind?
Which animal marks its territory by rubbing its head against things?