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Devils Tower national monument - Jump-yip

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Prairie dogs have a very sophisticated communication system. One iconic call is the "jump yip," which some researchers believe serves as an "all clear" signal. The behavior involves throwing their front paws into the air, tilting their head back and releasing a distinctive squeaky bark. The behavior is often repeated by other prairie dogs nearby.

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2017
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National Parks Gallery
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https://npgallery.nps.gov/
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label_outline Explore Prairie Dogs, Communication System, Devils Tower National Monument

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devils tower national monument prairie dogs behavior communication system one iconic jump yip front paws national parks gallery ultra high resolution high resolution wyoming dog