Australia’s critically endangered regent honeyeaters learned their traditional song, which has vanished from the wild, with 42% succeeding through live tutoring in small groups

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Australia’s critically endangered regent honeyeaters learned their traditional song, which has vanished from the wild, with 42% succeeding through live tutoring in small groups | - The Times of India

Australia’s critically endangered regent honeyeater has lost its traditional song in the wild as its population has declined. A study found that researchers taught captive-bred young males to sing the traditional wild song using live adult tutors.

Scientists recreated a bird song recorded in the 1960s using a computer; modern sparrows began copying it, raising a new possibility for restoring lost bird calls - The Times of India

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Australia’s critically endangered regent honeyeaters learned their traditional song, which has vanished from the wild, with 42% succeeding through live tutoring in small groups | - The Times of India

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Scientists recreated a bird song recorded in the 1960s using a computer; modern sparrows began copying it, raising a new possibility for restoring lost bird calls - The Times of India