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'Building Blocks' of Bird Calls Resemble Human Languages
Human languages are comprised of meaningful words, which themselves are built from different combinations of meaningless sounds. This new research into bird calls, or vocalizations, uncovered that they can, like human languages, also be decomposed into perceptibly distinct meaningless sounds, or 'building blocks'.
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