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Anthropology

Judi Lynn

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7. Thank you, so much! It's wonderful.

Reply to Celerity (Reply #2)

Fri Sep 20, 2024, 08:06 AM

Sep 2024

The cat living with me started meowing immediately after hearing the lemurs starting to sing, in a tone very similar. It was impossible trying to not to think she was responding directly to their communication.

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Singing Lemurs Share Ancient Musical Heritage with Humans [View all] Judi Lynn Aug 2024 OP

There's a startling audio/visual file at the link. Well worth checking out. brush Aug 2024 #1

So good to hear their voices, at long last. Their sound is as distinctive and interesting as their faces! Judi Lynn Sep 2024 #8

The duet of the indris: the female is singing with the reproductive male (out of view) and her son. Celerity Aug 2024 #2

I live in an area that has lots of wild animals. Dem2theMax Aug 2024 #3

Amazingly beautiful. StarryNite Aug 2024 #4

That was interesting ! Esp following the patterns on the video, along w the vocals. electric_blue68 Sep 2024 #6

Thank you, so much! It's wonderful. Judi Lynn Sep 2024 #7

Thanks for another great article. scarletlib Aug 2024 #5

I was surprised finding it. Had no idea prior. Thank you, scarletlib. Judi Lynn Sep 2024 #9