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Starlings Vocalize More Than Initially Thought; Bird's Singing Ability Linked to Brain Development

Medicine & Technology Sep 06, 2021

A new study on starling birds revealed that they sing more than the initially recorded activities. In addition, the birds have stunning brain development throughout the seasons of the year due to their singing ability.

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Starlings Vocalize More Than Initially Thought; Bird's Singing Ability Linked to Brain Development

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