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I think that how animals communicate is great. Even though we cannot understand them, we still realize and see that they are talking. I find it very interesting how communication among humans and other animals has changed so much.
I was reading this article on cats and they learn to meow when they are little because they need something. If the cat is feral the cat will learn many other sounds to make. But the house cat only needs to say this to get whatever it wants. The feral cats talk much differently than the house cat, but the house cat can understand the feral cat.

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Ever since you were born you have heard English or any other language. You grew up hearing it so, now you talk like however you grew up with it spoken to you. Like southern, they have an "accent" but if you go to Texas everyone talks like that, so that is the normal. Same things with animals, for example different types of birds sound very different.

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You will notice when you see animals communicating. They will make noises that you will not understand, but they are communicating with others of their species. Human to human. Dog to dog. Bird to Bird. So on and so on.

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Like humans animals make noises that allows them to communicate with other animals. Like how cats meow or dogs bark.