Animal behavior refers to the study of how animals interact with each other, their environment, and their own species. This field examines a wide range of actions, including foraging, mating, communication, social interactions, and responses to environmental stimuli. Researchers observe and analyze behaviors to understand the underlying mechanisms, evolutionary significance, and ecological implications. Animal behavior can be influenced by genetics, environmental conditions, and learning experiences. It encompasses various disciplines such as ethology, psychology, and ecology, and is essential for comprehending animal welfare, conservation efforts, and the overall health of ecosystems.
Dolphins exhibit a complex, nuanced communication system through clicks and whistles, comparable to human language. Recent bioacoustic research highlights dolphins' ability to use signature whistles that function similarly to names.…