Behaviour
The Languages of Animals
From the dance of a honeybee to the dialects of a sperm whale, animals exchange information in ways that stretch our definition of language to its limits.
Behaviour from across the animal world.
From the dance of a honeybee to the dialects of a sperm whale, animals exchange information in ways that stretch our definition of language to its limits.
A wolf pack pursuing prey many times its own weight is not a mob but a coordinated society, and its success rests on patience, communication and shared risk.
Elephants return to the bones of their dead, carry the knowledge of decades in the minds of their matriarchs, and show us a depth of memory and feeling we are still learning to measure.
Young animals wrestle, chase and tumble not merely for amusement but to build the bodies, skills and social bonds that will carry them through adult life.