How do animals communicate with each other?

Animals communicate with each other using various methods, including sounds, body language, and scents. For example, dogs bark to warn others of danger or to get attention. Elephants communicate through low-frequency sounds that travel long distances, and bees communicate with each other through dances to show where food is located. Birds chirp to warn others of predators or to attract mates. Some animals, like cats, use body language such as tail movements or purring to communicate their feelings. Communication in animals helps them protect themselves and find food and mates.