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California's "singing" fish have a surprising relationship to mammals, study finds

Midshipman fish are known to hum and sing. The parts of the brain that let them do it reflects some of our own

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California's "singing" fish have a surprising relationship to mammals, study finds

California's "singing" fish have a surprising relationship to mammals, study finds
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Turtles purr like cats, croak like frogs, and even breathe like Darth Vader. No one really understands why

None Listen to 13 of these seldom-heard turtle sounds, from croaking and squealing to cooing and purring. Turtles have a reputation for being slow, steady,…

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Turtles purr like cats, croak like frogs, and even breathe like Darth Vader. No one really understands why.

Turtles have a slow, quiet reputation. But researchers put a microphone in the water with 50 turtle species, and they all made suprising noises.

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What does the turtle say? The complex world of sounds made by turtles, lizards and fish

Gabriel Jorgewich-Cohen, a Ph.D. student at University of Zurich, recently discovered that 50 species of turtle, as well as a species of lizard, caecilian and lungfish, have the ability to make sounds and communicate with each other via sound.And that means they are a lot more like us than we might think.

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