Mar 302010
From the BBC Wildlife Website:
The giggling sounds of a hyena contain important information about the animal’s status, say scientists.
In the first study to decipher the hyena’s so-called “laugh”, they have shown that the pitch of the giggle reveals a hyena’s age.
What is more, variations in the frequency of notes used when a hyena makes a noise convey information about the animal’s social rank.
Read more here.
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