There are some great videos on YouTube that address how plants communicate with one another, and other plants. Like when their roots touch another, unfriendly plant, they grow larger leaves to crowd out the other's sunlight.

Also some terirffic Ted Talks by Dr. Bonnie Bassler on how bacteria communicate with one another.

Bind blowing when we think about the cells of our body all working out an arrangement as to who does what. Imagine a brain cell thinking it wants to be a toe cell instead?

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I KNOW that animals communicate telepathically. And I'm not nuts...just VERY sensitive.

Yes.

There acute sense of smell and hearing can certainly make you think that. Unlike us humans, the animal kingdom lives or dies on situational awareness..😷

No, but they do communicate very well with each other.

They would commune with us

Yes. Pretty obvious with fish and dolphins. Also insects? Do we humans have some of that?

Yeh they do in their unique ways
Even plants signal to bees when pollination needs to occur
Everything that has life can communicate.
Maybe not telepathically

they use phones

I believe it's their gestures in little shorts

Yes and sometimes humans do too

Tail flips, calls, ears and running.

Maybe not telepathically. But in ways we have yet to understand.

Ummm...they have both scents and vocalizations...

Look for animals who coordinate without detectable communication.

Why do you wonder about deer specifically?

No - nor any other aninal, including us. They act by instinct and communicate physically

Idk