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Scientists Reveal That Dolphins Speak In A Holographic Language

New scientific research suggests that dolphins speak to each other using a type of holographic language that may be understood by humans.

Click on the link to read the rest of the article: Scientists Reveal That Dolphins Speak In A Holographic Language | Your News Wire

This entry was posted in News on 04/08/2016 by admin.

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    Red Banded Polypore fungus (Fomitopsis pinicola) ©Justin Long, Linford Lakes NR 26 January 2019
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    2019 Photo Competition - judging the final 8 photos
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    RSPB Ouse Washes with Ely cathedral in the background ©Julian Lambley 12 January 2019

Other News

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  • Alan Titchmarsh discusses bee orchids
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  • Britain’s most endangered species identified for first time
  • The Garden of Eden is no more
  • Caterpillars fitted with designer suits
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  • Licences granted to kill multiple Red-listed species
  • February 2019 Events in the North Chilterns Chalk
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  • National Nest Box Week 14-21 February 2019
  • Iguanas reintroduced to Galápagos
  • Gardens as sites for human-nature relationships
  • Video of Cryptic Wood White courtship
  • Pesticides found in more than 80% of tested European soils
  • Monarch butterfly population wintering in Mexico increases 144%
  • Endangered orchids traded online
  • Moth Trends
  • Extinct mammoths could be given protected status
  • Valuing Nature webinars – 19 February 2019 – Monetary national capital assessment in the private sector
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  • Street lights affect wildflower pollination
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