Sperm Whales' Use Of Language Points To Evidence Of Culture
A new study in the journal Nature Communications has found that sperm whales communicate using vocalized dialects specific to organized clans, a social act that offers evidence of a shared culture within which the whales learn new things and adopt behaviors from one another. What do you think?
Carol Liang
You say all this as if I didn't already plow through the latest issue of 'Nature Communications' the second it came in the mail.
Spelling Bee Scout