👉 Replication sounds, such as the sound of a hive or colony producing vibrations to communicate information about food sources or threats within the community, are characteristic acoustic signals used by social insects like bees and ants. These sounds help coordinate activities among group members, ensuring efficient resource gathering and defense mechanisms. In marine environments, replication sounds refer to the sounds produced by coral reefs through water movements and interactions between organisms, which can indicate reef health or distress due to environmental changes.