Starlings are masters of mimicry and can copy all sorts of sounds, from other birds and human voices to Star Wars characters!

Birdsong clearly reflects bird personalities, linking exploration and aggression to song complexity across sexes.

For decades, scientists have leaned on the idea that animal communication is more dependent on genetics than locale. A dog is ...

Importantly, this new science could converge with Indigenous peoples’ ancestral knowledge of and relations with cetaceans, ...

The mountains will be alive with the sound of music as Grandfather Mountain, the not-for-profit nature park run by the ...

Babbling by greater sac-winged bats features repetitive and varied sequences that resemble early infant speech in humans.

Imagine plunging into the vast blue ocean, where the only sounds you hear are haunting melodies echoing for miles. Now ...

However, shrinking global animal populations pose a challenge to what we can still hope to learn." Adaptability ... or recording and analyzing sounds and songs made by different species.

The lanky gibbon is known for its superb mastery of tree swinging, but how does it react to a simple hedgehog? Watch and see for yourself!

The song of birds goes beyond the simple framework of melody. It results from a complex alchemy between social learning ... the animal world offer an unsettling reflection of our own language and open ...