White-Throated Sparrows Across Canada Are Whistling A Catchy New Tune
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Male birds typically sing the same tunes as the rest of their species because an unrecognizable song defeats the two primary reasons for their crooning — to establish and defend their territory and to attract mates. While the songs, which are passed down from generation to generation, may vary slightly by region, any new compositions are typically limited to the local environment. However, for reasons unknown to scientists, white-throated sparrows across Canada are abandoning their classic song for a catchy new tune "written" by their peers in British Columbia.
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- maria_goodvibes4년 이상cute & fascinating!
- jkbear4년 이상that is so cool
- prof_science4년 이상cool!
- fox15685년 이하Cute AND cool.
- happybunnygirl5년 이하Cute AND cool.
- bunnie_kitty5년 이하Woah! Thats so cooool!
- unicorngabi5년 이하this is so cool! It was really fun!
- gabbie10045년 이하Cool! I didn't know birds can change their calls; they are so cute!
- booksfor3ver5년 이하I have a lot of trees behind my house and hear all different kinds of birdcalls day and night! It is pretty cool!
- tatercandy5년 이하Oh so cool, cool, cool