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Some animals leave their urine on places or poop somewhere to show there’s already another animal there. Other ways are animals fighting other species that come to their area or land.

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These foxes are fighting over their land and their area to make sure their home and food stays safe. And their protrecting what they’ve clamaied.

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A family of lions fighting a family of lions to protect there area and home. And making sure to keep one another safe to help prevent a loss or any other possibility.

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These red foxes are trying to protect their land that they’ve claimed from one another to protect their living area and keep their family safe and protect themselves and their territory.

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These rhinos are fighting for their space in the water and protecting there family and territory and are making it known that that’s their area.

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Animals communicate using signals, which can include visual, auditory, or sound based chemical, involving pheromones or tactile, touch-based, cues.

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Species often rely on verbal and nonverbal forms of communication, such as calls non-vocal auditory outbursts, like the slap of a dolphin's tail on the water, bioluminescence scent marking, chemical or tactile cues, visual signals and postural gestures.