What dolphins and whales can teach us about gossip
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Dolphins and whales speak in accents. They have “hit” songs. They have names for each other and they might gossip.
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What dolphins and whales can teach us about gossip
TODAY,
Dolphins and whales speak in accents. They have “hit” songs. They have names for each other and they might gossip.
Whales show brains, social interaction go together: study
National Observer,
The rich social interaction and highly evolved brains of some whales are linked in a kind of evolutionary feedback loop, a…
Whales and dolphins have human-like social structures and culture, say researchers
Yahoo! News,
Like humans, some whales are capable of complex social interactions and cultural behaviours, which a newly published study…
Do whales have a culture? New study suggests growing whale brains may be evolving to become more social
CBC,
Like humans, some whales are capable of complex social interactions and cultural behaviours, which a newly published study…
Whales and Dolphins Also Love to Get Drunk on Gossip
New York Magazine,
Next time anyone calls you out for gossiping too much, simply blame it on biology: Like humans, whales and dolphins also seem…
Whales, Dolphins Have Rich 'Human-like' Cultures and Societies
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Whales and dolphins (Cetaceans) live in tightly-knit social groups, have complex relationships, talk to each other and even…
News story from The Guardian on Monday 16 October 2017
The Guardian,
Whales and dolphins have rich ‘human-like’ cultures and societies
True Viral News,
Credit: CC0 Public Domain Whales and dolphins (Cetaceans) live in tightly-knit social groups, have complex relationships, talk…
Whales and dolphins have rich 'human-like' cultures and societies
Long Room,
Whales and dolphins (Cetaceans) live in tightly-knit social groups, have complex relationships, talk to each other and even…
Our dolphin overlords have rich, humanlike cultures thanks to their enormous brains
Newsweek,
Cetaceans, the group of animals including dolphins and whales, are intelligent, big-brained creatures with several social…
Our Dolphin Overlords Have Rich, Humanlike Cultures Thanks to Their Giant Brains
Yahoo! News,
Cetaceans, the group of animals including dolphins and whales, are intelligent, big-brained creatures with several social…
Dolphins have ‘human-like’ societies...but are held back by a lack of opposable thumbs, say scientists
Yahoo! News,
More Whales and dolphins live in human-like societies and share similar brain evolution to primates and man, scientist have…
Whales And Dolphins Have Rich 'Human-like' Cultures And Societies
Science Newsline,
Whales and dolphins (Cetaceans) live in tightly-knit social groups, have complex relationships, talk to each other and even…
Whales show brains, social interaction go together: study
Winnipeg Free Press,
The rich social interaction and highly evolved brains of some whales are linked in a kind of evolutionary feedback loop, a…
Whales show brains, social interaction go together: study
Winnipeg Free Press,
The rich social interaction and highly evolved brains of some whales are linked in a kind of evolutionary feedback loop, a…
Whales and dolphins have rich 'human-like' cultures and societies
Phys.org,
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News story from International Business Times (UK) on Monday 16 October 2017
International Business Times (UK),
Dolphins have ‘human-like’ societies...but are held back by a lack of opposable thumbs, say scientists
Yahoo!,
View photos Bottlenose dolphins breaching from the water, Moray Firth, Scotland - www.alamy.com More Whales and dolphins live…
Delfin und Co: soziale Großhirne wie wir
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Gemeinsam sind wir stark - dieses Erfolgsrezept prägte das Größenwachstum des Gehirns vieler Primaten, vor allem beim Menschen…
News story from The Telegraph (UK) on Monday 16 October 2017
The Telegraph (UK),
Dolphins have ‘human-like’ societies...but are held back by a lack of opposable thumbs, say scientists
Yahoo! News,
More Whales and dolphins live in human-like societies and share similar brain evolution to primates and man, scientist have…
Whales and dolphins have rich 'human-like' cultures and societies
EurekAlert!,
Whales and dolphins (Cetaceans) live in tightly-knit social groups, have complex relationships, talk to each other and even…
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