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Bopping Sea Lion Can Keep a Beat Better Than Many Humans
For years, scientists believed that rhythm was a skill exclusively reserved to humans, out of all mammals. But a rescue sea lion from California has proven otherwise, with her outstanding ability to synchronize her movements to a beat, with such precision that she's even outperformed humans in controlled tests.
After weeks of rescuing poisoned sea lions along our coast, there's finally a sign of hope as data shows the toxic threat may ...
He says further studies should investigate the vocal learning abilities of sea lions, which would confirm the hypothesis.
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Ronan the sea lion burst to fame about a decade ago after scientists reported her musical skills. At age 15, she's still got ...
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Internal documents reveal B.C. salmon farms requesting the use of rubber bullets amid spike in sea lion incursions ...
Ronan was slightly more variable beat to beat than adult humans. She also tended to hit ahead of the beat when listening to ...
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Animal Illness and Die-Off Rocks US Coast, Sea Animals Falling Into Seizures or Attacking SwimmersScores of Pacific Coast marine animals -- including whales, dolphins, sea lions and pelicans -- are falling ill, becoming ...
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