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Savannah sparrows tune in to artificial songs

Human babies pick up language by listening to their parents and siblings. Most songbirds seem to do the same.

Savannah sparrows tune in to artificial songs

Mon, 22 Oct, 2018 - 01:00

By Richard Collins

Human babies pick up language by listening to their parents and siblings. Most songbirds seem to do the same.

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