"Animal Songs" refer to the vocalizations made by various species in the animal kingdom. These sounds serve different purposes, such as communication, mating calls, and territory marking. For example, birds often sing to attract mates or warn others of their presence, while whales use complex songs to communicate over long distances in the ocean. Many researchers study these animal sounds to understand their meanings and social structures. The field of bioacoustics focuses on recording and analyzing these vocalizations. By examining animal songs, scientists can gain insights into behavior, ecology, and even the impact of environmental changes on wildlife.