How do chinchillas cry?

Chinchillas don't cry like humans or other animals that produce tears. They don't have tear ducts.

However, they do communicate their emotions through various means, including:

* Vocalizations: Chinchillas can make a variety of sounds, such as chirps, squeaks, whistles, and even a high-pitched "bark". These sounds can indicate excitement, fear, or even pain.

* Body language: Their body language can also tell you a lot about their feelings. For example, a chinchilla that's feeling threatened might flatten its ears, puff up its fur, or even growl.

* Scent markings: Chinchillas also communicate through scent, using their urine and feces to mark their territory.

So, while they don't cry, chinchillas are still very expressive animals that can communicate their emotions in other ways.