Question

What is sound communication?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Music, along with all other forms of sound, is simply mechanical waves (or vibrations) in a medium such as air or water. ... Sound vibrations are a mainstay in communication throughout the animal world. Animals use sound to attract mates, locate prey, and communicate.

Answer 2

Explanation:

Music, along with all other forms of sound, is simply mechanical waves (or vibrations) in a medium such as air or water. The vibrations travel through the medium to our ears, where they are transmitted through a series of tiny bones. The vibrations of the bone eventually are transmitted to a liquid in our inner ear inside a structure called the cochlea. Inside the cochlea are tiny cells of your nervous system called hair cells. These cells sense the vibrations and send signals to your brain to let you know what sounds are in your environment.