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    Tune Into the Animal Kingdom

    A survey of sounds from birds to whales to fruit flies to fish

    The Scientist Staff
    Feb 28, 2017

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    animal behavior
    bats
    birds
    courtship
    fish
    frogs
    insects
    mating
    mating behavior
    music
    singing
    whale
    zoology
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