When it comes to the ways animals communicate with each other, you might think we’ve got a pretty good handle on their methods: birds sing, cats purr, cows moo. But new tools are allowing a group of scientists to listen in to animal conversations that we didn’t even know were happening before.
Jason Moon (@jasonmoonNHPR) from Here & Now contributor New Hampshire Public Radio reports.
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