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We often see many animals. But do you know how these animals say things?

Let’s see a rabbit. When a rabbit sees something dangerous, it runs away at once. When it runs, its tail moves up and down. When others see this, they runs quickly ,too. Many other animals use this kind of language. When a bee finds some food, it goes back to its home. It can’t tell the other bees where the food is by speaking to them, but it can dance. This may tell the other bees where the food is .

Some animals say things by making sounds like man does. For example, a dog barks when a stranger comes close. Some birds can make several different sounds, each sound has its own meaning. In a word, every animal has its own language.

We often see many animals. But do you know how these animals talk?  

Let's look at a rabbit. When the rabbit sees something dangerous, it immediately runs away. As it runs, its tail moves up and down. When other people see this, they will also run fast. Many other animals also use this language. When the bee finds food, it returns to its own home. It can't tell other bees where food is by talking, but it can dance. This can tell other bees where the food is.  

Some animals speak like humans by making sounds. For example, when a stranger approaches, the dog barks. Some birds can make several different sounds, each with its own meaning. In short, each animal has its own language.