This is so, so cool. Creative, drumming parrots! “I think being really individual and being creative and being out there on your own is part of what the females are looking for.” https://t.co/cicNermWKs https://t.co/qeKBTjztdp https://t.co/syBUgSOVWo https://t.co/f5xkPqEbML https://t.co/9kZo2Qe5uj
Tool-assisted rhythmic drumming in palm cockatoos shares key elements of human instrumental music.
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The discussions reflect a strong sense of curiosity and admiration, with posts describing the parrots as 'creative' and highlighting their individual drumming styles, emphasizing the significance of these behaviors in social and reproductive contexts. The tone is enthusiastic and analytical, with references to the research's implications for understanding human-like musical behavior in animals.
Most discussions express fascination and support for the idea that bird drumming shares similarities with human music, highlighting admiration for the research findings.
Posts show high interest by mentioning the creative aspects of the parrots' behavior and noting its relevance to understanding communication and courtship.
Conversations delve into specifics of the research, noting how males use individual drumming styles for territorial or mating purposes, indicating deep engagement.
Participants believe this discovery has meaningful implications for understanding animal cognition and the evolution of music, though some see it more as an intriguing curiosity than a revolutionary finding.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky3/12 Es cuando una hembra se interesa por el macho cuando este buscará una herramienta con la que golpear rítmicamente el tronco, y aquí comienza lo más interesante. Este ritmo comparte muchos elementos con la música instrumental humana (paper, 2017) https://t.co/z5dLSaWPhg
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@David_Gunkel @PKathrani @PabloRedux @AngusRobson5 @MashPotato2K @keithfrankish @rgblong "Tool assisted rhythmic drumming in palm cockatoos shares key elements of human instrumental music." The drumming displays are usually by males to females. And each male apparently has its own drumming style. https://t.co/jaEQIY4z74 https://t.co/qxLDFvdY3L.
@antsyturbo In brief, for territorial defence and pair-bonding. Longer version in this paper we published in 2017, which was a culmination of 4 years of work: https://t.co/DiRKIcSali
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Palm Cockatoos: Unique Musical Tool Makers in Nature
Discover the palm cockatoo, renowned for being the only animal that constructs musical instruments, particularly drumsticks. This video explores their unique sound tool designs and preferences, showcasing their…
Exploring the Unique Drumming of Palm Cockatoos in the Wild
Discover the fascinating world of the Palm Cockatoo, known for its unique drumming behavior. This video dives into the individual preferences and designs of sound tools used by these remarkable birds, showcasing their…
RT @DilettanteryPod: This is so, so cool. Creative, drumming parrots! “I think being really individual and being creative and being out th…
RT @DilettanteryPod: This is so, so cool. Creative, drumming parrots! “I think being really individual and being creative and being out th…
RT @DilettanteryPod: This is so, so cool. Creative, drumming parrots! “I think being really individual and being creative and being out th…
RT @DilettanteryPod: This is so, so cool. Creative, drumming parrots! “I think being really individual and being creative and being out th…
https://t.co/syBUgSOVWo https://t.co/h7xaL6fJLS
This is so, so cool. Creative, drumming parrots! “I think being really individual and being creative and being out there on your own is part of what the females are looking for.” https://t.co/cicNermWKs https://t.co/qeKBTjztdp https://t.co/syBUgSOVWo https://t.co/f5xkPqEbML https://t.co/9kZo2Qe5uj
RT @BioTay: 3/12 Es cuando una hembra se interesa por el macho cuando este buscará una herramienta con la que golpear rítmicamente el tronc…
3/12 Es cuando una hembra se interesa por el macho cuando este buscará una herramienta con la que golpear rítmicamente el tronco, y aquí comienza lo más interesante. Este ritmo comparte muchos elementos con la música instrumental humana (paper, 2017) https://t.co/z5dLSaWPhg
@antsyturbo In brief, for territorial defence and pair-bonding. Longer version in this paper we published in 2017, which was a culmination of 4 years of work: https://t.co/DiRKIcSali
https://t.co/J5P1CBibRs
Tool-assisted rhythmic drumming in palm cockatoos shares key elements of human instrumental music https://t.co/7JRju1Jlrp
RT @BetweenMyths: @David_Gunkel @PKathrani @PabloRedux @AngusRobson5 @MashPotato2K @keithfrankish @rgblong "Tool assisted rhythmic drumming…
@David_Gunkel @PKathrani @PabloRedux @AngusRobson5 @MashPotato2K @keithfrankish @rgblong "Tool assisted rhythmic drumming in palm cockatoos shares key elements of human instrumental music." The drumming displays are usually by males to females. And each male apparently has its own drumming style. https://t.co/jaEQIY4z74 https://t.co/qxLDFvdY3L.
Tool-assisted rhythmic drumming in palm cockatoos shares key elements of human instrumental music | Science Advances https://t.co/y8ePJFWoZy
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