Animals
This Songbird Knows its Music Theory
Birdsong has long been compared to human music due to how pleasing it is to the ear. However, compared to the complex rules and theory behind human melody, birds are just children banging on pianos in the right way. Now, for the first time, one species of bird has been found to be following the complex rules of human music theory to a T.
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