.Michael Barbaro⁩ Time for a sequel on pushing the boundaries of legal imagination & rights of nature? ⁦⁦⁦⁦NYU Center for Human Rights & Global Justice⁩ ⁦⁦NYU Law⁩ is working w/ ⁦Project CETI⁩ & scientists on more than human rights. emergencemagazine.org/op_ed/more-tha… nytimes.com/2024/05/24/pod…

Thank you Michael Barbaro Carl Zimmer for covering our sperm whale research in #Dominica ! The New York Times #TheDaily

David Gruber Pratyusha Sharma Jacob Andreas Shane Gero @[email protected] Daniela Rus Antonio Torralba #RogerPayne MIT CSAIL Carleton University The Audacious Project National Geographic National Geographic Society apple.co/3UWdNcp

Sperm whales don’t produce the melodies sung by humpback whales. Instead, they rattle off clicks that sound like a cross between Morse code and a creaking door. Here’s why it’s possible they’re communicating in a complex language. Listen to “They Daily.” nyti.ms/4bRNuuY

Another step by Project CETI towards understanding what the whales are saying.

'How neighbouring whale families learn from each other's vocal style'
elifesciences.org/for-the-press/…

with:
Maxime Lucas simone poetto Taylor Hersh Shane Gero @[email protected] David Gruber Michael Bronstein Giovanni Petri

'How neighbouring whale families learn each other’s vocal style'🐳

News piece eLife - the journal about our latest study of sperm whale communication in Dominica with Project CETI :
elifesciences.org/for-the-press/…

António Leitão simone poetto Taylor Hersh Shane Gero @[email protected] David Gruber Michael Bronstein Giovanni Petri

Support Support Whale Research & Conservation to Honor Claire A.D. every.org/projectceti/f/… via Every.org

Sharma et al. show that sperm whale vocalizations are significantly more complex than previously believed, including both combinatorial structure and call modulation.
Pratyusha Sharma
David Gruber
Shane Gero @[email protected]
Jacob Andreas
nature.com/articles/s4146…

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