Animal world
The rat called to attract mates is born by birth
Scientists found that mice like to sing naturally and do not like quietness.
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Detecting the stealth function of some bats
A new study by British scientists shows that some bats can evolve into species with similar functions as
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Pigs are also capable of expressing their emotional state
A new study shows that pigs also have the ability to express complex emotional states like humans.
Animal world
Frogs shake branches to 'talk' to each other
Tree frogs in the rainforest send messages to their fellow humans by snatching branches.
Animal world
Elephants also have their own language as humans
American scientists believe they have successfully deciphered the roars of elephants that human ears cannot hear.
Animal world
The cries of animals share a mathematical model
Nature has given birth to animals with diverse voices, low pitched sounds or very different small intensity.
Animal world
Recording sperm whales gives suggestions for sound research in fish and fishing strategies
For decades, scientists have been fascinated by the diverse sounds emitted by sperm whales, in part because of the popular theory in the scientific world that these soun…
Animal world
Finding the first whale near Greenland
A herd of North Atlantic head whales was discovered near Greenland in an area where the animal is thought to be extinct, using an underwater microphone system.
Animal world
Blue whale reappears
Experts say they have detected the kind of sound signal that calls each other of the North Atlantic blue whale in a sea that used to be where whales live.
Animal world
Identify hyenas with laughter
Each hyena has a different laugh that conveys information about its age and position in its herd. This is the result of research by behavioral neurologists at the Univer…
Animal world
The showy tail is not to attract mates
The male's wide, colorful tail turned out to be ineffective in stimulating or attracting the peacocks.
Animal world
Bats are silent when flying in groups
We still know that bats create a mischievous racket that helps them navigate in space. But it turns out they flapped their wings in a quiet environment when flying in fl…
Animal world
Evolution of genes in bat ears
New research conducted by the University of Bristol shows that echolocation can evolve more than once in bats.
Animal world
Migratory birds learn
As with many tourists learning local words, migratory birds seem to learn and understand the common calls of unrelated birds they encounter on their journey.
Animal world
Squid can hear anything?
The sea is very loud. Although we don't hear much when we put our ears down on the water, with a dedicated device you can hear an audio choir. The noise is very diverse,…