Bats are born knowing the speed of sound
Researchers raised bat pups in helium-enriched air to test their hypothesis about what, for bats, is innate and learned
A version of this article originally appeared on The Conversation
Cicadas' shrieks have annoyed — and delighted — humans for thousands of years
Historical records, science, and art from around the world mention their songs
Hallucinating mice could help us understand schizophrenia
Neuroscientists made mice hear things that didn't happen for a rare look into what creates hallucinations in our brains
Neuroscience has a part in why you're playing Taylor Swift's songs on repeat
Taylor Swift literally has music down to a science
Decades-old theory on how ears work is wrong
After 30 years, scientists still don't know how the ear tells the brain what it is hearing
Stressed out crabs don't camouflage very well
The noise from passing ships stresses out crabs and makes them easy prey