Animal world
Birds transmit success messages in songs
Some song-singing migratory birds can find the best place to live by overhearing the songs of other birds that have children. This behavioral and communicative character…
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Animal world
The song of the bird watching
Troops on guarding enemy territory keep the radio in regular contact with colleagues to make sure everything is normal and safe to operate. New research by Dr. Andy Radf…
Animal world
The secret strategic love song of birds
A recent study found how male birds flirt, chasing after their children are no different from how phone companies attract customers.
Animal world
Baby birds also babble before singing
The young birds also babble before they can mimic the song of adult birds like our children in our world. Currently, MIT scientists, in the process of researching to dis…
Animal world
Contagious worms help the starling birds sing better
In the list of unintended consequences of environmental pollutants can add one thing - eating infected worms affects the singing of male starlings. However, children see…
Animal world
Study bird brain to solve questions about speaking ability
Although they belong to many different families in the genealogy of birds, vocal learning birds use similar brain structures to store their voices. Neuroscience biologis…
Animal world
Noise pollution, birds must sing at night
Instead of singing during the day, red-necked birds living in major cities in the UK had to sing at night. The reason why birds have to change their behavior during the…
Animal world
The 'dialect' of birds
Birds of the same species may have different songs depending on the environment in which they live and the
Animal world
Gibbons 'sing' to ward off enemies
When the white-handed gibbons discovered a leopard lurking near the shelter, instead of secretly watching, the primates would quietly approach the suspicious and shout a…
Animal world
Being hungry will not sing
If young birds lack nutrients, a part of the brain helps them learn to sing and identify songs that will not be fully developed.
Animal world
Birds singing also has grammar!
This conclusion was made by psychologist Tim Gentner of the University of California at San Diego after going through 15,000 tests to know the secret hidden in the langu…
Animal world
Mice also sing to flirt
The mouse may not sing to beg for food, but the mouse sings to please his partner. Researchers at the University of Washington, USA, discovered this when they eavesdropp…
Scientific application
Japan: Robots for the elderly are disappointed
Ifbot, the robot who friends with the elderly at Japanese nursing homes, can chat, sing, express emotions and chat, being abandoned
Environment
Mysterious 'sand hill to sing'
The phenomenon in some desert areas emits strange sounds like music tracks, sometimes like the sound of playing a bass song, sometimes a ringtone
