Why do beavers scream when you bite into them?
922395
mine doesnt but i sure do!
195165
ur rite it is soooo gross...i mean seriously i get grossed out when the ppl sittin near me chew w/ their mouths open....but hearin it extra loud on tv is not only gross but disturbin...lol...u should write a complaint letter...all it does is make ppl want to go sumwhere else
442465
Yes they bite.. when i was a kid i did the same thing, and got bit allot.. you do not want them in the house.. trust me, they will escape.. you don't want them in your bed do you ?
292635
because their larynx is still fresh, and their vocal strings are so tight.... and plus, they want attention & fear that they will be ignored. so they will be screaming & their tone is high pitched:D
1050535
how do you knwo thier chewing it...what if their chewing on thier toungue and they already swallowed it..lol\n\nor maybe BECAUSE I WANT TO! LOL
1082722
it irritates their throat / nasal system
1119071
Politely, ask them why they whistle. They may whistle without realizing that the're doing it. Many people whistle like cats purr. They whistle when they are happy or content or not under stress. That should get the conversation going and could lead to a resolution.
301081
The answer here is quite simple. They do it because they think they can, but luckily this problem has an easy solution. Next time he pushes you "there", you bite "it" off. It's a simple lesson in humility. : )
1085281
Lol nice question.\nWell once the male finds a female hedgehog, he will "sing" to her. It is usually a high sqeaky noise. The female will spike and huff at him, basically to scare him off and to play hard to get. If the male keeps on singing, the female will eventually give up and push her behind out, with her quills flat and tail pointing down. Then the male will mount the female, and their you go.
675723
because they like spit in their cheese.
367895
I don't think there is a scientifically proven answer, but I like the theory that it is genetic.  Showing an open mouth and teeth is a form of aggression in many animals, including chimpanzees (closest genetic code to homo sapiens).  Many times when a chimp shows its teeth to another chimp they do it back to each other.  Theory goes that when someone yawns, you yawn back because of some gentic vestige left over from when we were monkeys.  They are being aggressive and you are defending your turf.
997516
Because when they bit you they inject a fluid that helps thin the blood so that as they are suck your blood wont clot. and your body tries to fight the "venom" and that is what makes it itch
411106
Yes, from what I understand, coyotes use all of their senses of sight, smell, touch and hearing to communicate. \n\nThey are highly vocal mammals, using 3 distinct calls: squeaks, distress calls, and howl call, which consist of a quick series of yelps, followed by a high-pitched howl. Howling may act to announce where their territory is to other packs. \n\nCoyotes also howl when two or more members of a pack re-unite and to announce to each other where they are. \n\nLots more info here:
158922
From my mouth!\n\nHave you heard me scream when I'm startled? Ohhhh those bajeebers definitely come flowing out of my mouth!
296332
The flat teeth near the back of your mouth indicated that you crush things such as leaves (lettuce), the sharp-pointy teeth near the front indicate that your teeth were designed to eat meat (pork-chops...yum). Therefore human teeth represent an omnivorous animal.
713249
Good question, perhaps it is because they suck blood. Most people don't fear them anymore because they pass them off as mere myth. I however, became jaded to fear ages ago. Nowadays, hunting them is all that I really concern myself with, I take great joy in the way they scream as I saw their sickly arms off. I also take their defiled head off and force it to watch as I drive the stake ever so slowly though their heart... that is, after I set them ablaze.\n>8)
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lemmings do not actually behave this way.  this is a myth that walt disney invented for a nature movie.  \n\n"The cliff-death-plunge sequence was done by herding the lemmings over a small cliff into a river. It's easy to understand why the filmmakers did this - wild animals are notoriously uncooperative, and a migration-of-doom followed by a cliff-of-death sequence is far more dramatic to show than the lemmings' self-implemented population-density management plan."  \n\nso go ahead, be a lemming.  they are independent thinkers, and tend not to cooperate with overbearing mean-spirited people that would just as soon kill a lot of innocent beings instead of tell the truth.