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2015-03-10 Communication: animals

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  1. Greg Malivuk
  2. http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk
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  4. p. 88
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  6. anthropomorphize = give something a "human" form, either with physical shape or with (imagined) personality characteristics
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  8. She lives in a gilded cage. = She has very nice luxurious surroundings, but doesn't have much freedom.
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  10. p. 90 part 4
  11. 1 a puppy
  12. b kitten
  13. c foal -> colt/filly
  14. d calf ("heifer" is a slightly older young cow)
  15. lion/bear-cub, sheep-lamb, (anything with eggs)-hatchling, pig-piglet
  16. 2 a wild birds, snakes, hornets/wasps
  17. b bees
  18. c horses (and other large farm animals)
  19. d dogs (and cats)
  20. e fish, reptiles, insects/spiders (arthropods)
  21. f pet bird, cat, dog, rabbit
  22. colony-ants
  23. 3 a rats, mice
  24. b dog (dogs and wolves also howl)
  25. c horse (horses also whinny)
  26. d cats (cats also purr when they are happy/relaxed) - "meow" is the spelling here
  27. e lions, tigers, other large cats and bears
  28. f pigs (pigs also oink and squeal)
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  30. http://www.eleceng.adelaide.edu.au/personal/dabbott/animal.html
  31. - a list of the words in different languages for animal sounds
  32. (It also includes typical sounds for calling those animals, and typical names.)
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  34. Homework: p. 166 (animal vocabulary)
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