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Human Whistling Languages Could be Crucial in Deciphering Dolphin Communication
Scientists have been trying to communicate with dolphins for decades, and researchers are convinced they may have succeeded in discovering a suitable model for decoding the high-pitched calls of aquatic mammals. The new study explains ways whistled human languages may have similar fundamental attributes with dolphin signals.
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