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Communication in the natural world takes many forms, from the excitement of Derby Day betting activity among humans, to the urgent calls of Black-headed Gulls on the Island of Texel, Holland, signaling to their flock. Meanwhile, in different parts of the globe, animals prepare for hibernation. A Bobak, or Steppe Marmot, whistles a warning to others as it readies for its long slumber. A Himalayan Marmot whistles similarly, alerting its community to danger near its burrow in the bare soil of the Orenburg region in South Russia. Elsewhere, a Red Deer buck bellows in the rutting season, attracting a mate in Germany. A Canada Goose defends its nest with eggs on the shores of New York, honking loudly to ward off predators. And high above, a Wedge-tailed Eagle calls to its young in the nest, teaching them the ways of the world.