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Rock Hyrax Songs

The little furry Rock Hyrax, amazingly the closest relative to the Elephant, sings a variety of songs. Scientists at the University of Tel Aviv are beginning to decipher them and what they communicate to potential mates, as eloquently discussed in an article in the Economist:  The Song of Songs

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  • Blog
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    • Music Projects
    • Exhibits, Installations, and Immersive Experiences
    • Discography
      • Beneath the Surface: Piano Reflections Album
      • Whale Hello There album
      • Hear The Light Album
    • Soothing Womb Sounds for Baby
  • Research
    • MesoAmerican Reef Research
    • Outer Space & Ocean Worlds
    • Citizen Science
    • Combat
    • Dolphins
    • Invasive Species
    • Snapping Shrimp
  • Community
    • Ocean: World of Sound
    • Ocean Memory Project
    • Real Dolphin Sounds
    • Immersive Mesopelagic Performance Lab
    • Marine Life Activity Book
    • Participate
    • The GRACIASS network
      • reduce REUSE recycle
      • Respect Restore Replace
      • The Listener Project
    • Videos
  • Contact
    • About Heather
    • Photo Gallery
    • Portfolio
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