From the "NATURE" episode "Tall Blondes," airing on PBS Sunday, December 17 at 8 p.m. (check local listings).
For centuries, biologists believed giraffes were the mute giants of Africa's plains and forests -- silent sentinels gazing to the horizon. In recent years, however, new techniques and technologies have allowed scientists to listen more carefully -- and realize that giraffes may be talking after all. Just not in a way that we can hear.
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cool!
imnotlikeothergirls5 1 year ago
wow! i knew it!
Holousek 2 years ago
this is so cool!
cherryNerds 5 years ago