Zebra finches choose rams that sing based on the songs they hear in embryo.

Australian zebra finches sing a rhythmic, high-pitched music as they incubate their eggs in a heat atmosphere, which the researchers name a “warmth name.” Experiments now present that this name influences the soon-to-be-born chicks from whom they select to be taught their tunes.

in 2018 Andrew KatsisHe later discovered at Deakin College in Australia that songbird embryos inside an egg, when subjected to repeated parental warmth name, will add extra syllables to their music as they mature.

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