These 9 animals have evolved incredible ways to communicate without making a sound using body movements vibrations scent signals bioluminescence and even color changes to warn attract or coordinate ...

Listen to the sharks crackle: More than 1,000 fish species are known to produce sounds, usually by vibrating their swim bladder, a gas-filled organ that helps the animals stay buoyant and can also ...

It’s been 50 years since Simon & Garfunkel’s “The Sound of Silence” topped Billboard magazine’s pop singles chart. But it’s been almost 52 years since the song was first recorded.

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Communication is the cornerstone of social behavior across the animal kingdom ... shares a common song that evolves—a testament to their capacity for learning and cultural exchange. Elephants ...

Have you ever wondered what sound goats make? If so, this post will grant you all the answers. Goats are popular farm animals, but some individuals have started keeping them as pets. These animals are ...

Words that rhyme have the same sound. For example, 'Cheese' and 'peas' are words that both have the same sound. You can write rhyming poems by using pairs or groups of words that use the same sounds.

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If you’ve ever been out in the New Zealand wilderness, you might have heard a distinctive, low-frequency tone. It sounds less like an animal than the kick on an electronic drum machine. A look through ...

They have flattened teeth and tend to munch on animals on the seafloor like crabs rather than unfortunate swimmers. Advert Nieder told Scientific American: “At first we had no idea what it was because ...

Plagiarism is a big word, particularly within the creative industry. For an artist spending months crafting a particular sound, song, or artwork to be told that it has been stolen from some forgotten ...