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Noise is all around us

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If parrots can talk, why can’t monkeys?

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Purring is a love language no human can speak

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Birds Changed Their Tune During the Pandemic

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Open call – your field recordings of obsolete sounds wanted

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More than eighty cultures still speak in whistles

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CatMeows: A Publicly-Available Dataset of Cat Vocalizations (2020)

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Primates change their 'accent' to avoid conflict

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From apes to birds, animal species that “laugh”

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Birds respond to a half-century soundscape reversion during the COVID19 shutdown

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Crows’ ability to discriminate between languages

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Music is universal and used in strikingly similar ways across the globe: study

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Yellowstone National Park’s Sound and Video Libraries

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Squirrels listen in to birds' conversations as signal of safety

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A parrot has a question for humans

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Orangutans are the only great apes besides humans to ‘talk’ about the past

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What a Border Collie Taught a Linguist About Language

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Wild gorillas compose songs that they hum during meals

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Apes may be closer to speaking than many scientists think

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Scientists use language and logic to translate monkey sounds into English

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Researcher decodes prairie dog language

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Map of forest sounds from around the world

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