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Talking Fish: New Study Shows Some Fishes Produce Sounds to Communicate
Some fish groups produce and conduct sounds to communicate. Talking fish was perceived to be ungrounded before, but a new study shows that some fishes are capable of producing noises and sounds to communicate with other fishes.
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