Author(s): Krishnappa S

Abstract:
This paper focuses on the context and environmental interaction describing both the well-developed social relations and communication rules in a number of animal species; the purpose of this is to emphasize the complexity and the diversity of the animal media behaviour. In a comparative analysis, the research focuses on how various species develop and manage social structures, defend their area, and work together. Communication channels such as vocal, chemical, visual and tactile signals are studied to figure out their importance in such aspects as survival and procreation. The results presented reiterate the idea of the plasticity and change in social entities and communication techniques due to environmental factors and the requirements of species. At the same time, this extensive analysis not only deepens the knowledge of behavioral patterns among animals, but also contributes to the study of the evolutionary history of such animals as social beings and communicators in the large sense of the term. It is critical for the implementation of conservation measures to consider the rewriting as well as maintaining social structures, and communication networks that are necessary in ensuring the sustainability of ecosystems in special reference to the study’s outcome.