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Calves and their Mothers Have 'Conversations?'
Animals have developed all sorts of way to communicate with one another, whether it's through colorful fins like in killifish, signature whistles as among dolphins, or hand gestures like chimpanzees use. Now new research shows that at least among cows, calves and their mothers can have actual "conversations" with each other.
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