Putting things into words
The dolphin calf is barely three weeks old. His mother nuzzles at him, calling softly. The calf responds, mimicking her…
Can you see heat?
No, don’t be ridiculous “Let’s get this right. Did you say see heat, or just feel it? No question of…
A sense of protection: is the immune system an extension of our minds?
Entering a body is much like entering a country. At the border, agents verify the identity of those seeking to…
Learning to sing under water
Dolphins, bats, elephants and even some fish transmit and interpret complex sounds encoding information and social cues. Can these social animals give us clues about how we have evolved speech?
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