Hums, honks and boops? That’s just fish chatting about sex and food
by Adrienne Matei from Science | The Guardian on (#5WA74)
New research reveals the staggering scale of underwater sound communication, starting with sturgeon 155m years ago
The primordial deep, it turns out, is a very chatty place.
In a new study published in the journal Ichthyology & Herpetology, Cornell University researchers reveal that fish rely on acoustic communication far more than previously thought.
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