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Flashlights, Frogs and Mammals Seem to Repeat Signs on the Same Compass: Animal Communication Converges Close to Two Beats per Second
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Animal rhythm communication presents a surprising convergence between very distinct species, such as insects, frogs and terrestrial mammals. Bioacoustic analyses indicate that the transmission of information reaches a peak of efficiency close to two beats per second. How does science measure the rhythm in animals? Researchers analyze animal rhythm communication through recordings...
·São Paulo, Brazil
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