Gibbon species have the ability to sing like professional opera singers
A new study shows that gibbons can control vocal cords as professional opera singers.
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A new study shows that gibbons can control vocal cords as professional opera singers.
A new study of the North American nightingale has shown that birds that live in erratic weather patterns will sing more flexibly.
Scientists think that pollution changes the tone of male birds and makes them sing better. This fact leads to the trend of bird-like pollution and harms to them.
Japanese scientists have created a special genetically modified mouse, with the ability to chirp like birds. According to DailyMail, this type of mouse was propagated by…
According to the researchers, a new species of tree frog discovered in Vietnam, the scientific name is Gracixalus quangi, has a distinctive variety of voices that make t…
A stolen mountain starling bird recognized its owner in a local poultry market.
After the exciting discovery of the last penile water bug, is order of the most noisy animals in the world reordered? Let's face the most noisy
Scientists found that mice like to sing naturally and do not like quietness.
Low-grade females will also like low-level males, at least in the bird world ...
Scientists have recently discovered in some birds, the sound they produce while flying is more like singing than the usual swarming calls.
Last year, MIT neuroscientists reported that by studying the songs of tiny birds, they were able to recognize how two separate brain pathways contributed to the form of…
People who live near the cauldron know very well that males often sing all night.
Birds hatching from the first eggs in a litter always have longer and more complex tunes than the kids.