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These communicative behaviors have arisen through natural selection and evolution. They appear randomly but are then chosen by natural selection because the animals with the behaviors have a higher fitness and reproduce because these communication tactics help in many aspects of their life that heavily influence their survival rate.

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Social behavior can actually help with a lot of things. I think it is crucial for reproduction in many birds and the survival of many other animals. I also think it helps humans, because we even benefit from the colorization aspect of visual communication because we are able to tell when an animal is dangerous or posionous.

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Visual Communication. (2017). Retrievd from http://www.nhptv.org/natureworks/nwep3a.htm.

> Mating display from Grouse

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Body-popping sage grouse - Nature's Greatest Dancers: Episode 1 Preview - BBC One

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Programme website: http://bbc.in/1GBs2no By popping their brightly coloured air-sacs male sage grouse create a sound that can carry three km to attract females to their display ground.

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Female crocodiles attract males, potential mates, by leaning their head back to expose their neck

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To submit to another wolf, a wolf will roll onto its side and hold its tail between their legs.

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The males in the Sage Grouse species, just like the vast majority of other bird species attracts a mate by showing off exotic displays using their tail feathers and chest. Their ritual also often includes a sort of dance that includes the popping of their chest.

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Just like many other birds, the Lilac-Breasted Roller has bright and colorful feathers to communicate with other birds in terms of mating and among other things.

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Male elk have antlers that communicate status, often telling other elk how powerful the owner of the antlers is. The larger the set of antlers, the more powerful the elk is.

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1. A badge - a structural adaptation that is used to communicate. This can include the colorization of an organism's fur, feathers, or skin.
2. Display - a behavior that can seen by others animals to communicate something. This includes many physical movements such as dancing in terms of birds and their mating routines as well as body language.