furry, chubby giant panda,
alternating black and white colors,
Like a freehand ink painting,
It is also like the Tai Chi Eight Diagrams,
No one can resist their love.
Whether adults or children,
In front of the cute panda,
They all want to try to "communicate" with them.
But they are always pacing on their own, turning a deaf ear.
People can't help but ask,
Do giant pandas have a "language" to communicate?
when we are happy
smiling face
At the same time, it will make a "hahahaha" sound
This is how we express our happiness
when we are sad
downturned mouth
will shed tears
At the same time there will be a whimper in the throat
this is how we grieve
when we are angry
will frown
may also bark teeth
growl
or growl
this is how we express our anger
when we show these different emotions
The other party can know our needs
and take corresponding measures
We have also explored
The communication language of various small animals
For example
puppy
01. Tail wagging
Tail wagging is one of the most common movements dogs do. In general, tail wagging, as you might think, is a way for dogs to express happiness and excitement.
Knock on the blackboard! Focus now!
When a dog wags its tail, lift it up and swing to the right, which means it is in a happy state; but if it swings to the left quickly, it means that they are in a state of anxiety and anger. At this time, please stay away immediately!
The dog hangs its tail down and clings to its buttocks, indicating that it is full of vigilance and restlessness, which is usually the case with stray dogs. When a stray dog wags its tail between its legs, it's a sign that it's wary but wants to be nice to you.
02. Barking
Barking is also a behavior of dogs expressing emotions and wanting to communicate. But different barks have different meanings.
Continuous barking, but very slowly: The intruder is approaching, ready to fight, this is a warning to the intruder.
Soft, low-pitched barking, a threat that means: You don't come any closer or I'll bite you!
Louder and longer whimper, more sympathetic, usually made by dogs waiting for food.
03. Ear
The ear is a limb that conveys the subtle psychological changes of the dog. Different transformation shapes and postures indicate different meanings.
Ears pricked up: When a dog feels threatened or provoked, it will suddenly prick up its ears and become stiff, which is a signal of an imminent attack.
Ears leaning forward: This kind of situation often occurs when one is praised or wins a battle with the same kind.
Post ear stickers: When encountering a tough opponent, it means showing favor or weakness to the opponent.
Between the giant pandas
What kind of communication "language" is it?
In fact, giant pandas also have their own "language" system. Those "squeaks" and "bleats" and the like are just that. After research and demonstration by experts, it is found that the semantics of these sounds are very rich. The intelligence, emotion and sociality of giant pandas can be glimpsed from their complex "language" system.
Main vocal characteristics of giant panda cubs: moaning
Pronunciation such as "squeak", "wah", "cuckoo", similar to the groaning sound of a human baby. The moaning sound of giant panda cubs in the wild disappears after one month of age, while in captivity the cubs last until about two months of age. It is mostly sent out when natural enemies ask for help from the mother panda, when the cub falls on the ground or needs to breastfeed, or when it is trampled or bitten improperly by the mother panda and causes pain. It is like saying "Mom, where are you?" Where" "I'm afraid" "I'm hungry" "You hurt me".
Voice characteristics of female giant pandas in the process of raising cubs: bleating
This is a comforting sound. After the cub screams, the mother panda will immediately respond with a bleat and rush back to pick up the cub to lick and comfort it. After that, it will grab the fur on the back of the cub's neck and transfer it silently. Cubs can walk independently after 120 days of age. At this time, the mother will frequently bleat to call it, as if saying "Baby, don't be afraid, mother is here."
Main vocal characteristics of male giant pandas during estrus: bleating
Sent when the male and female express their desire to mate with each other. When male giant pandas are eager to mate, their bleats will suddenly rise in pitch, extremely high-pitched, as if saying "I like you".
The threatening vocal characteristics of male giant pandas: howling
Sent by the dominant male during peak estrus. When giant pandas meet, they will howl at each other at medium and long distances. The larger the size of the giant panda, the deeper and thicker the howl, and the weak individuals can be scared away by the larger ones. After the mating period, the tone of voice will become longer, and the interval between vocalizations will also be longer, as if saying "don't fight with me".
("This is the bear that Mr. Ao has his eyes on, don't grab it from me!")
Sound characteristics of female giant pandas resisting harassment: dog barking
In the early stage of estrus, female giant pandas will bark fiercely when faced with harassment by male pandas, expressing a strong resistance and hostility, as if saying "are you annoying?".
"Zhizhi": "I advise you to stay away from me."
"Big Brother Zhi" warned with eyes: "Are you annoying..."
Resist the sound characteristics of foreign pandas: calf cry
It is mostly issued when giant pandas are disturbed or other giant pandas enter their territory. It is used to express dissatisfaction with interference and low-level threats, as if to say "can you please leave me alone".
"I advise you to go away, otherwise my slap will come down!"
"Oh! Don't bother me!!"
Cracked the "language" code of giant pandas,
to gain a deeper understanding of their inner world,
from their joys and sorrows
Perceive the "distance" of communicating with each other.
The "Language" of the National Treasure Giant Panda
What secrets are still hidden,
To be explored further...
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(The content of this article is compiled based on the article "The "Language" System of Giant Pandas" by Ma Degong, Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, and some sources of popular science: veterinarian Xiao Ming, the Internet, etc.)
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