Mice and rats vocalize. To us, many of the sounds they make are ultrasonic—at too high a frequency to hear. But if we slow the calls down, they sound like squeaks. And not all squeaks are the same.
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What might the humble house mouse be trying to tell us?
Feedback is amazed to find that the audible vocalisations of the house mouse is all but unstudied in favour of the ultrasonic sounds humans can’t hear. SQUEAK!
When two nearly blind naked mole rats encounter each other in a dark subterranean tunnel, it could be a friendly meeting or a moment of potential bloodshed between strangers. The creatures chirp to ...
New York City’s three million rats are far more complex than just pests. A new study reveals they communicate using ...
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New York's Thriving Rats Have Developed A "New Language" To Deal With Life In The Big City
Just like their human neighbors, the rats of New York City have their own distinctive vocalizations, or “accent”, something ...
A new study found Big Apple rats are social beasts, running in packs of up to 20 as they venture into the night and gossip ...
SALEM, Ore. (KOIN) — Have you ever actually seen a rat hole? Kellie Nightingale has. She and her Salem neighbors said they see dozens of rats and rat holes up and down a stream bank which runs between ...
Q–My 1996 Ford Ranger pickup squeals when I brake at low speeds. The sound is very much like the squeaking of sewer rats and seems to come from the rear. The dealer says the brakes are fine and do not ...
When two nearly blind naked mole rats encounter each other in a dark subterranean tunnel, it could be a friendly meeting or a moment of potential bloodshed between strangers. The creatures chirp to ...
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