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Xtine66 discovered 14 months ago- Study finds dolphins speaking "Welsh" dialect Thu May 24, 2007 BANGOR (Reuters) - Dolphins living off the coast of Wales whistle, bark and groan in a different dialect from dolphins off the western coast of Ireland, scientists have discovered. Different physical environments might have contributed to the mammals developing distinctive sets of vocalisations or "dialects", said Simon Berrow from the Shannon Dolphin and Wildlife Foundation. Berrow supervised a master's thesis by student Ronan Hickey at University of Wales, Bangor, who analysed 1,882 whistles from the dolphins in the Shannon estuary and bottlenose dolphins in Cardigan Bay in Wales. The study found 32 different sound categories, of which eight were only produced by the Shannon animals. ...
- MandoV rated 14 months ago
- From the page: "Dolphins living off the coast of Wales whistle, bark and groan in a different dialect from dolphins off the western coast of Ireland, scientists have discovered."
- PopeNorton rated 14 months ago
- From the page: "Dolphins living off the coast of Wales whistle, bark and groan in a different dialect from dolphins off the western coast of Ireland, scientists have discovered."
- ericthehamster rated 14 months ago
- First cows with a West Country accent, now dolphins with Welsh and Irish accents. Whatever next? An intriguing assessment of dolphin language. From the page: "Different physical environments might have contributed to the mammals developing distinctive sets of vocalisations or "dialects", said Simon Berrow from the Shannon Dolphin and Wildlife Foundation. Berrow supervised a master's thesis by student Ronan Hickey at University of Wales, Bangor, who analysed 1,882 whistles from the dolphins in the Shannon estuary and bottlenose dolphins in Cardigan Bay in Wales. The study found 32 different sound categories, of which eight were only produced by the Shannon animals." Thanks Xtine66.
- shell42970 rated 14 months ago
- From the page: "Dolphins living off the coast of Wales whistle, bark and groan in a different dialect from dolphins off the western coast of Ireland..."
