Birds' songs are the reflection of their personality


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In superb fairywrens, all individuals learn to sing complex melodies. — Photo: pen_ash / Unsplash, via ETX Daily Up

Just like us, birds have their own character. Some are bold, others more aggressive, while some are extremely cautious. What is surprising is that their personality is reflected in their song. This is what a study conducted by Australian researchers has revealed.

For birds, singing is much more than just a pretty melody: it is used to attract a partner, to mark out territory, or even to assert their presence. 

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