In this finale to the mini-science series, let's talk humpback whales and Snowball the dancing Cockatoo. How do birds handle tempo changes? And can whales remember their songs or are they just improvising?
A word salad poem cut from episode excerpts by the podcast producer 🫛
Discovery process. Singing along. Actually dancing. Across a broader thing. Statistically coherent chunks. Seems at first glance. What actually is out there. Something beyond rhythmic grouping or sensitivity. To be able to do this. The other study. Creating a relationship. Went even further. To a subjective beat. To be able to rip it up on the dance floor. Pattern matching. One more mammal. Timing prediction. Obsessed about. Dog tapping their foot. Distinguish regular from irregular sequences. The relationship between pitches. A fun thought experiment. Temporal. For words. The song itself is the relationship. Substantial tempo changes. Danced to music. Microphone tapping. Truly a universal language. A great song is a great song. Rhythmic organization. Signs point to maybe. Replicating. 🐳
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