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Female birds that used to be silent are now singing like males
When faced with a rival, some female dark-eyed juncos now sing just like males to defend their mates and territories
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When faced with a rival, some female dark-eyed juncos now sing just like males to defend their mates and territories
The smart birds seem to have evolved this flexible cognitive ability independently from hominids as the two lineages diverged about 320 million years ago