Communication
From the Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia that anyone can change
Communication is the act of passing ideas and information. The most common forms of communications include:
Talking to friends, reading a book, or hugging your loved one are simple forms of communication.
Telephones (phone calls), computers (internet and email), radio and television are some examples of communicating using technology.
Natural communication is when any type of animal communicates with each other. They tell each other when they are ready to mate, where they are (if they are lost), and when it's time to migrate to a warmer climate. They can tell the difference when a male or female is looking for a mate, when there is danger, and when a mother is calling to her baby. Animals do not just call to each other, they also leave scent marks around their territory to tell other animals that it's theirs. The leader of the group usually leaves his/her scent marks to say that they are the leader.
