PHMice in Central America can sing almost 100 notes
If you thought fictional Disney mice were the only critters that can carry a tune, then you'll be surprised to find out about the Scotinomys teguina, or Alston's singing mouse, from Central America, which are real-life musically inclined rodents. The tiny creatures communicate in sing-song conversations in which they reply to each other using around 100 audible notes.
Plus, their ability to communicate with one another makes them the ideal laboratory mice for studying communicative difficulties in humans.
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