Communication in Organisms

Definition

Communication in organisms refers to the transfer of information from one organism to another through signals or behaviors.

Related terms

Chemical Signals: These are messages sent via chemicals called pheromones. It's like sending secret coded messages that only certain people (or in this case, organisms) can understand.

Behavioral Signals: These are non-verbal cues given by an organism, such as body language or facial expressions. Imagine trying to communicate solely through dance moves at a silent disco!

Bioacoustics: This is the study of sound production and reception in animals. It’s like being a DJ but for animal sounds – understanding what each 'tune' means and how it affects others on the 'dance floor'.