Animal world
Australian Babbler can arrange sounds to transmit messages like people
Recent research by scientists shows that Australian babbler birds can also communicate in the same way as humans.
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An animal list has a unique sound
Snake snakes, barking dogs, chirping cats, roaring lions, ... are unique sounds in the animal world.
Animal world
Animal mining technologies, better than people
Wooden fish and frogs can make their own proteins to keep their bodies from freezing when they live in cold water, animals release glue ...
Animal world
The reason the bird sounds is good even without an external ear
Birds have the ability to hear noises in their habitats without using external ears like mammals, thanks to a special head structure.
Animal world
The dog is obsessed with everything life sounds
To create a sense of peace of mind, Jack is dressed in a specially designed jacket that feels like he is being caressed and cuddled.
Animal world
Why do dogs often tilt their ears when they hear people talking?
When communicating with humans, the dogs tilt their heads to one side to hear more clearly and see their master's face easier.
Animal world
Interesting findings: Colorful colors help frogs
Frogs are known to be one of the loudest amphibians, but a new study also shows that the development of this trait is following a different trait: vivid colors.
Animal world
Mother turtles 'talk' with baby turtles
Brazilian scientists recorded the sound of mother turtles communicating with baby turtles on the Amazon River.
Animal world
Can chicken cure deafness itself?
The results of the study of the ability to reproduce sound-recognizing cells after hearing loss in chickens raise hope for the birth of a method of reversing deafness in…
Animal world
The bird speaks Japanese like a human
Abe Chan bird became famous on the internet over time thanks to his ability to speak skillfully Japanese.
Animal world
Count seabirds by recording sounds
The ornithologists proposed a new way of assessing populations of seabirds by recording their cries.
Animal world
Male bats are 'sexy singers' most animal world
To attract female bats, male bats emit very distinct tones and quickly change the melody in a creative way so that the
Animal world
Discovering talking animals like people
After 25 years of research, Dr. Con Slobodchikoff, USA, has solved the language of the plow Gunnison (Praisie dog) in the United States.
Animal world
Monkeys know to say 'like' people
The researchers found that the Geladas monkeys, close relatives of the baboons that only grow in remote areas of Ethiopia, are capable of producing sounds that are easil…