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Woodpeckers have no vocal cords and can’t communicate or even make a sound in any way other than pecking

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Meowing is a behavior that cats developed exclusively to communicate with people.

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Communication is a ritual sacrifice, and a shared crime whereby common discourse is destroyed for the sake of a more intense form of communication. Communication is cryptically referred to in terms of 'dying and coming back'.

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Bees can affect the electric charge of a flower, which tells other bees that the flower is currently out of nectar.

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Communication is a kind of risk-taking. To be full of life is to take risks and thereby to communicate something of life.

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Braille traces its roots to Napoleon's desire for a communication system that could be utilized in total darkness.

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Elephants communicate in sound waves below the frequency that humans can hear

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Communication is an autonomous sphere and something humans or agents are not really capable of doing. After saying something, what happens next is the behavior of communication. It is a network, and one can't really force a network to react or respond.

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Pigeons have fought in war --- Thirty-two carrier pigeons were awarded medals by the United Kingdom for their service in World Wars I and II.

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Communication is about becoming familiarized with a certain environment while simultaneously influencing aspects of it.

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Trees have an underground communication and interaction system driven by fungal networks.

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Communication is an illusion of a purified language free from the ambiguities . On the contrary, it is the experience of lived language which gives birth.

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Lizards communicate by doing push-ups

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