Showing posts with label dolphins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dolphins. Show all posts
Wednesday, 19 March 2014
Tuesday, 13 August 2013
Dolphins Memorize Better than Elephants
A new discovery has come up with findings that Dolphins have a better memory than elephants. Dolphins have undoubtedly become the most popular species for online readers. Besides, biologists and scientists see human of the sea as the most exciting creatures to study.
The study has revealed that Dolphins have a great memory. It has been provided that Dolphins can remember distinctive whistle sounds from fellow Dolphins over two decades. The memory keeping period could be higher, as a matter of fact 20 years is as far as scientists have actually been able to study so far.
Source: Here
The study has revealed that Dolphins have a great memory. It has been provided that Dolphins can remember distinctive whistle sounds from fellow Dolphins over two decades. The memory keeping period could be higher, as a matter of fact 20 years is as far as scientists have actually been able to study so far.
Source: Here
Saturday, 10 August 2013
Dolphins can recognize whistles from old tank mates from over 20 years ago, study finds
Dolphins have long impressed people with their sharp minds and humanlike traits, such as calling each other by name, goofing off and even understanding numbers. Now a scientist has found that the mammals can recognize an old friend’s whistle, even after they have been apart for 20 years — the longest social memory ever recorded for a non-human.
In a study released Tuesday, dolphins largely ignored calls from unfamiliar dolphins but responded when an old tank mate’s signature whistle was played back to them. It didn’t matter how much time had passed since the two had last seen each other or whether they had been tank mates for only a few months: The dolphins appeared to remember a familiar whistle.
Source: Here
In a study released Tuesday, dolphins largely ignored calls from unfamiliar dolphins but responded when an old tank mate’s signature whistle was played back to them. It didn’t matter how much time had passed since the two had last seen each other or whether they had been tank mates for only a few months: The dolphins appeared to remember a familiar whistle.
Source: Here
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