Exploring the Mysterious Alphabet of Sperm Whales
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- Опубликовано: 6 май 2024
- MIT News: news.mit.edu/2024/csail-ceti-...
Paper: www.nature.com/articles/s4146...
Project CETI: www.projectceti.org/
Authors:
Daniela Rus (MIT CSAIL), Antonio Torralba (MIT CSAIL), Jacob Andreas (MIT CSAIL), Pratyusha Sharma (MIT CSAIL), Shane Gero (Project CETI), Roger Payne (Project CETI), and David F. Gruber (Project CETI)
Videographer: Mike Grimmett
Director: Rachel Gordon
PA: Alex Shipps 
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Honestly some of the most exciting research I've heard about in quite some time!
The English langue only has 26 letters in its alphabet. Whales have a presumed 30. As we know a lot can be said even with that limitation. Furthermore the clicks could (be/are) like morse code. What a wonderful Enigma all living creatures are.
The extra click is from the Canadian whales "A". Listen carefully and you can hear them humming Gordon Lightfoot.
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Awesome research! Congratulations
The extra click must be "Um", "So", "Ah" or they just curse a lot.
Very interesting and groundbreaking research, thanks for being so transparent with the public!
Fantastic original research work.
Congratulations
Maybe the extra click is negation. Like "food here not".
You wonder how many warnings the whales have added from all the dangers of humans
🐋 🗣️ *Your team and collaborators’ research is remarkable and meaningful in so many ways. I greatly appreciate the density of information presented and the panel format; additionally my gratitude to the panelists!* 👏 Thank you for presenting this data and I wish you all the best of luck with future research and development in animal language analysis. _You’re all awesome!_ 🙌
Also " okay flipper tell me where the oil is" lol
Awesome job amazing but try to see if you can make the data open source as possible so people can create alarms for whales to get the hell out of the way when a boat's coming by in 6 years
Super exciting research. Whales have been around as long as us so I wouldn't be surprised if they have actual language. These creatures stay in tight groups their entire lives and have lots of down time to talk.
I belive whales are a lot older than us, homo sapiens and even older than any other homo
@@rafaelnunesduarte They evolved from a sort of a small deer, i believe. Especially the development of sperm fluid in theid head is very interesting
Truly fascinating
Can't wait for the short clip of sperm whales speaking English at some point 😂 Well done 🙌🏻
So...dogs next? Benefits of talking to dogs has got to be thru the roof.
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