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May. 17th, 2007
OOokay.....
May. 17th, 2007 10:37 pmThese Dolphins squeak WELSH! (The Sun)
"DOLPHINS off Wales use their own DAI-alect, say scientists.
The 240 living in Cardigan Bay have developed different sounds from others around the British Isles.
Scientists analysed 1,882 noises from Irish Sea dolphins — and found those nearest Wales had a unique whistle."
"DOLPHINS off Wales use their own DAI-alect, say scientists.
The 240 living in Cardigan Bay have developed different sounds from others around the British Isles.
Scientists analysed 1,882 noises from Irish Sea dolphins — and found those nearest Wales had a unique whistle."
OOokay.....
May. 17th, 2007 10:37 pmThese Dolphins squeak WELSH! (The Sun)
"DOLPHINS off Wales use their own DAI-alect, say scientists.
The 240 living in Cardigan Bay have developed different sounds from others around the British Isles.
Scientists analysed 1,882 noises from Irish Sea dolphins — and found those nearest Wales had a unique whistle."
"DOLPHINS off Wales use their own DAI-alect, say scientists.
The 240 living in Cardigan Bay have developed different sounds from others around the British Isles.
Scientists analysed 1,882 noises from Irish Sea dolphins — and found those nearest Wales had a unique whistle."