Outside/Inbox: How do different animals mark their territory?

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Outside/Inbox: How do different animals mark their territory?

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Digital Bioacoustics@lemmy.world • 2 years ago

Scent-marking, bird calls, giant piles of dung: Animals communicate territory in all sorts of different ways.

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