Communication

By Davin Lee

How do we communicate?• Visual • Auditory• Tactile• Chemical

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Visual Communication

• Humans communicate by writing letters, typing e-mails, and reading.

• Wolves communicate by showing facial expressions.

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Auditory CommunicationHumans

communicate by talking and making sounds.

Wolves communicate by howling under the moon to tell where they are.

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Tactile Communication

• Humans communicate by shaking hands to tell their agreeing.

• Wolves communicate by scratching the ground, telling it’s their territory.

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Chemical Communication• Women use

perfume to attract men.

• Wolves mark the ground with their scent to tell other wolves that it’s their territory.

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Bibliography• Fourth Grade Open Court Reading

textbook, 2000 edition• www.Google.com• www.Wikipedia.com