Nightingale has best birdsong because of its complex
brain, research finds
Secretive bird produces more notes than other species,
according to study that sheds light on human language
No wonder they celebrated it in a song. The common
nightingale is top of the feathered crooners, according to research highlighted
on International Dawn Chorus Day that suggests the bird's impressive vocal
range is down to the composition of its brain.
The secretive bird, immortalised in the romantic 30s
song A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square, produces far more notes in its
birdsong than other species, according to research carried out at the
University of Bath and Cornell University.
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