The cries of animals share a mathematical model

Nature has given birth to animals with diverse cries, a sound of low pitched or very different intensity, from the cries of the cricket to the cry of a chimpanzee or chimpanzee.

Studying the cries of 500 animal species including insects, reptiles, birds, amphibians and mammals, American scientists have discovered the common point of these cries through model establishment. math.

All the cries of the studied species share a mathematical model and, according to this model, scientists can predict the cries of each species.

Biologist Institute of Genetics at Florida University James Gillooly points out that research results show that the basic character of the cries of all animals is controlled by the metabolism of each individual. expression is the size and temperature of the body.

So, just by changing these two parameters, scientists can create cry-like cries of different species.

This finding helps scientists better understand the evolution of cries between species and can predict the sound of cries of extinct animals when they are alive, like dinosaurs. ./.