Black-tailed and Mexican prairie dogs do a funny call, Jump-Yips!
One of the best-known signals of the black-tail and Mexican prairie dogs is the jump-yip, where the prairie dog stands up on its hind legs, stretches its front legs up towards the sky, and produces a yipping call. This occurs in many different contexts, such as territorial disputes, a predator leaving, or a snake appearing. No one has looked at the acoustic properties of these calls to see if they are different for different contexts. Sometimes the jump-yip call occurs when there is no obvious context. Maybe in that case the prairie dogs are simply saying, hooray it's a wonderful day!
@raptorjesus133769 mine to when i snezz and cough
1234tommyt 1 week ago
i have a prairie dog and she does this when someone coughs :)
raptorjesus133769 6 months ago
this video is amazing :) Prairie Dog`s language is one of the most intelligent and funniest which I`ve ever seen and heard.
oOoBahamaGirloOo 7 months ago
I can't get enough of all these funny, beautiful and amazing prairie dogs! So glad you like the video. always for the animals, Sandy
prairiedogtalk 9 months ago
awwww that was so cute i love 0:13 - 0:15
TheCaramelTeddy 9 months ago
meeeeeer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
brice449 9 months ago