Tactile Communication is a modality of insect communication in which information is transmitted through direct physical contact or mechanically mediated stimulation (such as touch, stroking, rubbing, vibration, or pressure) between individuals, rather than via visual, acoustic, or chemical signals.
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Talking about tactile experiences
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Touch communicates distinct emotions.
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