The gorilla knows 'more than 1,000 words of language' died at the age of 46
According to CBC, the 127-kilogram Koko gorilla has died while sleeping at a conservation area in California, USA.
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According to CBC, the 127-kilogram Koko gorilla has died while sleeping at a conservation area in California, USA.
Scientists find that dogs only feel happy and praised if the words and intonations that people speak are positive.
On April 15, a giant whale fish, more than 15 meters long, drifted to the coast of California, the United States was in a state of death, but after a while, on the corps…
African gray parrot Alex - an international star, at least for fans of science shows - is known for his ability to speak strangely.
This 33-year-old chimp named Kanzi is living in a charity reserve in Iowa (Congo).
Frogs using ultrasound frequencies or baboons hate slang as animal language secrets that can make people surprised.
Dogs can learn the names of objects, but they like to focus on other characteristics when learning words compared to humans did, a new study has found this.
An elephant in Korea has the ability to produce sounds that resemble Korean words. Elephant Koshik emits 5 sounds that are similar to Korean by putting a hose into his m…
It is a 20-year-old elephant named Kosik, who is being raised at Everland theme park in Yong In, South Korea. Now scientists are studying this strange elephant.
The two researchers from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia (UPC) and the University of Aberdeen in the United Kingdom for the first time have demonstrated a brief…
Canadian animal psychologists claim dogs can understand up to 250 words and gestures. In addition, they also know how to count and distinguish names of objects.
Monkeys can create complete sentences and say they have accents - a new study shows that this relative of humans also recognizes simple grammar.
This amphibian can identify the smell of enemies since they are still in fetal form, US scientists claim.
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.
For people, a hug and comforting words can help a lot of relief. It turned out that chimpanzees hugged each other for that purpose.