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And then to my amazement the creature, resting back on its posterior appendages, began to shake, beginning at its abdomen and continuing upward through its trunk to its thorax and head and at last its antennae began to tremble and, curling, they wrapped about one another. - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #95)

"I think I understand," said the Priest-King. "It is like shaking and curling your antennae?" "Perhaps," I said, now more puzzled than the Priest-King. "How stupid I am," said the Priest-King. And then to my amazement the creature, resting back on its posterior appendages, began to shake, beginning at its abdomen and continuing upward through its trunk to its thorax and head and at last its antennae began to tremble and, curling, they wrapped about one another. Then the Priest-King ceased to rock and its antennae uncurled, almost reluctantly I thought, and it once again rested quietly back on its posterior appendages and regarded me. Once again it addressed itself to the patient, meticulous combing of its antennae hairs. Somehow I imagined it was thinking. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)