
Animals
Dolphins Whistle Their Names with Complex, Expressive Patterns
A new study quantifies how dolphins vary their “signature whistles”
Rebecca Dzombak is a freelance science writer who covers Earth sciences and the world in the Anthropocene.
A new study quantifies how dolphins vary their “signature whistles”
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