Van Leeuwen is hiring an ice cream taster, so here are your morning links: —Three dolphins have been stranded in NJ in the last week —A plan to turn the Elizabeth Street Garden into affordable housing —Why the Second Avenue Subway is so expensive +more!
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the public housing buildings and replace them with high-rise apartments as opposed to renovating them.
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Early Addition: Banking on NYC noise complaintsA Queens man is making bank by issuing noise complaints to businesses, so here are your morning link: — Adults are driving sales of Squishmallow toys — You may finally be able to try Chrissy's Pizza — Supermarkets want a crackdown on fruit vendors + more
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Early Addition: Kosher questions for lab-grown meatPickleball is getting blamed for higher healthcare costs, so here are your morning links: — Lab-grown meat has been given the all clear, but is it halal/kosher? — The FTC sues Publishers Clearing House — A dog is running for mayor of Toronto + more!
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Flipper is my comrade: Russia stocking up on military dolphins to help defeat UkraineSatellite imagery shows the number of floating mammal pens in the harbor of its main port base in annexed Crimea nearly doubling from April to June, indicating Russia is training more combat dolphi…
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Dolphins use baby talk when communicating with calves, study findsIt appears baby talk is not just for human babies. Bottlenose dolphins use motherese, commonly known as baby talk, when speaking to their calves.
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New recordings, study show mother dolphins use 'baby talk' with their youngYou know instantly when someone is speaking to an infant or small child. It turns out that dolphin mothers also use a kind of high-pitched baby talk.
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Dolphins 'talk' to their young in a higher pitch, just like humans doFemale dolphins use a kind of “baby talk” with their calves, making high-pitched whistles with a wider range of frequencies.
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