"Animals Like Us" Animal Language | Wildlife Documentary

An Indonesian legend claims that monkeys can speak but they prefer to stay quiet. Do animals have languages that we don't understand? Is it just a question of getting the right dictionary or is language the one thing that separates humans from the rest of the animal kingdom? Birds sing, lions roar and chimpanzees chatter but do these noises mean anything? This one-hour documentary takes viewers into the wild to listen to nature's noisemakers and meet some of the scientists who spend their days trying to have conversations with animals. From parrots to killer whales we find out who is saying what to whom and explore whether there is such a thing as animal language.
Author(s) : Bertrand Loyer, Keebe Kennedy
Director(s) : Keebe Kennedy
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[@joshuakerger2897]

I'm having trouble picturing a slug acting like Koko doing sign language. Anybody able to visualise that? All I can picture is a slug being.. a slug. Anybody taught their slug to sign?

[@Mahnoorsss]

Hey can you please help to answer some of the questions related to this documentary

[@sethgold2048]

ORCAS DO LOVE MUSIC SOFT MUSIC WITH NO LYRICS JUST INSTRUMENTS AND A BEAUTIFUL MELODY...... DOLPHINS AND BELUGAS TOO

[@sethgold2048]

ORCAS. AS EVERYONE KNOW HAVE THEIR OWN LANGUAGES. AND CULTURE

[@EnzoJerezberlin]

Thanks! Great!

[@seanlok9096]

Should play Bohemian rapsody

[@Mahnoorsss]

Who was johny willson

[@koalakim6909]

Can animals understand structure with complex of words order?

[@mecacel6713]

les singes ont un langage non articulé et plus rudimentaire mais un langage l''homme parle un langage articulé complexe mais la définition du langage ne se limite pas au sien !

[@trustplanet]

no dolphins ?

[@AyurHom]

Just leave nature at its best

[@mecacel6713]

certains scientifiques veulent nier l'aptitude des animaux a avoir un langage ils ont une mentalité semblable à celle des espagnols qui se demandaient si les Amérindiens (native américans) avaient une âme. Ce n'est pas très scientifique comme démarche. Le langage est un mode de communication et les animaux d'une même espèce communiquent entre eux ; Pas besoin d'un doctorat pour comprendre cela. Je préfère les faits aux raisonnements abstraits déconnectés du réel.

[@deea6053]

ABSOLUTELY amazingly wonderful🤗 We have certainly come a long way into learning animal language or communication👏👏... That said, I still don't appreciate capturing and keeping wild animals to learn this things. I prefer when scientists go to the wild, where the animal is in its natural habitat to learn about their communicating abilities. If I could go and set all those captured whales, elephants and chimps free, I would certainly do it. 🐋🐘🐒 Esp, the killer whales, it's so unfair that we keep them in tiny enclosures to have them dance and perform a jig to make money off the tricks they've been taught😥... sad They belong in the vast endless oceans to swim & be with their fellow whales out there! 🐳🐳🐋🐋🐬🐬 And so does Donna the elephant🐘🐘 and other elephants in zoo's & fairs around the world.... 😭very sad If yu ever get a chance to see a herd of elephants in the African Savannah roaming free with multiple generations of old, older & baby elephants in tow, yu will DEFINITELY💯💯 understand why I feel so strongly about this! The guy jamming in the middle of the ocean with his guitar🎸🎚🎶🎼🎛🔊 and the underwater speakers is doing the animals an awesome service! ✔✔ Animals do love music. My cat will cock her head up or wake up from her sleep when she hears my horrible voice ATTEMPTING to sing... 😅😅 Maybe she cant believe how awful I sound🙀 or maybe she likes😸 how awful I sound🤷‍♀️ either way, she responds to the melody🎶🎼🎵🎤🎼🎸🤗 #FREETHECAPTUREDANIMALS 🐘🐒🐋🐬

[@gurvinderdhaliwal8844]

you are one of them you shitt headd

[@najibsabor2624]

Leave the animals alone