Vocalization behaviour of Jack en Ted sharing an egg
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Vocalization behaviour of Jack en Ted sharing an egg
6 minute movie on Jack & Ted sharing an egg.
With ultra sound recordings to hear them squibble in the 20-25khz range
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sE6Go-1-KEo&feature=plcp
With ultra sound recordings to hear them squibble in the 20-25khz range
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sE6Go-1-KEo&feature=plcp
Francois- Deactivated
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Re: Vocalization behaviour of Jack en Ted sharing an egg
Very entertaining! I like your annotations!
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Re: Vocalization behaviour of Jack en Ted sharing an egg
I was trying to get David Attenborough to do the commentaries.
The interesting part of this video is that commonly, the 20-25khz band, is determined to be the expression range of stress, frustration or submissive behaviour.
While this seems to be the case for most interaction in the video, it brings new light to different utilization of this bandwith as we hear the "victory song" of Jack in the end.
Usually I would hear Ted on the 20-25khz range when Jack and Ted have their little fights (Jack being the Alpha) while Jack would not vocalize in that range.
Its actually the first time I heared Jack vocalize in this range!
I start to suspect that the vocalization bands are not solely used for a single type of expression, but that the situation in which it occurs has a big role to play.
We certainly observe different utilizations in territorial vocalization and food fight vocalization in the same bandwith.
I also noted that so far, I only heared Jack and Ted vocalizing at this bandwith. While the girls will squabble over food and dominace, I have yet to hear them vocalize in the 20-25khz band.
But then the girls are the ones that like to giggle at the 40-45Khz band
The interesting part of this video is that commonly, the 20-25khz band, is determined to be the expression range of stress, frustration or submissive behaviour.
While this seems to be the case for most interaction in the video, it brings new light to different utilization of this bandwith as we hear the "victory song" of Jack in the end.
Usually I would hear Ted on the 20-25khz range when Jack and Ted have their little fights (Jack being the Alpha) while Jack would not vocalize in that range.
Its actually the first time I heared Jack vocalize in this range!
I start to suspect that the vocalization bands are not solely used for a single type of expression, but that the situation in which it occurs has a big role to play.
We certainly observe different utilizations in territorial vocalization and food fight vocalization in the same bandwith.
I also noted that so far, I only heared Jack and Ted vocalizing at this bandwith. While the girls will squabble over food and dominace, I have yet to hear them vocalize in the 20-25khz band.
But then the girls are the ones that like to giggle at the 40-45Khz band
Francois- Deactivated
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Re: Vocalization behaviour of Jack en Ted sharing an egg
That's brilliant. Entertaining and very interesting too! Gorgeous ratties.
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