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Prairie dogs can describe predators by color and size
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These burrowing rodents have developed a surveillance language better than most security teams. Prairie dogs use highly complex squeaks that decode into astonishingly specific sentences. They can verbally warn their colony about an approaching threat, specifically noting whether it is a tall human wearing blue or a short coyote moving fast.
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