In non-human animals, the most common circumstances under which communication occurs are
A)feeding and labour.
B)hunting and food distribution.
C)aggression and mating.
D)mating and food distribution.

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Aggression and mating are two of the most important behaviors for non-human animals in terms of reproduction and survival. Communication is key in these contexts to establish social hierarchies, defend territories, and attract potential mates.

Note: A and B may also be important circumstances for communication in some species, but they are not as universally important as aggression and mating. D may also be important, but mating usually takes priority over food distribution.

In Non-Human Animals, the Most Common Circumstances Under Which Communication