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The act of producing sound by rubbing together certain body parts, commonly found in insects like crickets and grasshoppers.

A soft, continuous, vibrating sound made by some species of cats, often when contented or to signify needs.

Complex vocalizations used primarily for attracting mates and territorial defense.

Varied vocalizations used for individual identification, locating mates or chicks, and territorial defense among penguins.

A technique used by bats to navigate and find food in the dark by emitting sound waves and listening to the echoes that return.

A warning signal produced by the shaking of the tail's rattles to deter predators or larger animals.

Long-distance communication method used for territorial marking, coordinating with the pack, or signaling location.

A complex series of whoops and calls used in establishing territory and pair bonding among gibbons.

Produced by males using tymbals, these are loud, high-pitched sounds used to attract females during the mating season.

A powerful vocalization used to establish territory, communicate with pride members, and deter competitors.

A display behavior in which gorillas beat their chests with their hands to produce a loud sound, signaling strength and deterring rivals.

A loud, distinctive call used by chimpanzees for long-distance communication, to assert territory, and maintain social bonds.

Low-frequency sounds, below human hearing range, used by elephants to communicate over long distances.

A figure-eight dance performed by honeybees to communicate the direction and distance of a food source to other bees.

Long, complex sequences of moans, howls, and other vocalizations used to communicate and possibly mate selection among certain whale species.

Complex and melodic vocal sounds used for mating calls and establishing territory among canaries.

Vocalizations used by frogs during the breeding season to attract mates or defend territory.

A vocalization that sounds like human laughter, used in social communication among hyenas to signal excitement or frustration.

High-pitched vocalizations used by dolphins for social communication and identification among individuals.

High-pitched sounds somewhat similar to a donkey's bray, used for communication within the herd, especially between mares and their foals.

The ability to imitate various sounds, including other bird songs and environmental noises, used for attracting mates and territorial defense.

The production of light by living organisms, as seen in fireflies, used for attracting mates and predation.

Loud, distinctive calls used by male elephant seals during mating competitions and for establishing dominance.

Chemical signals used to communicate, organize, and direct activities within an ant colony.