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Researchers from Hungary have discovered that urban birds are altering their songs in response to the noise from traffic and other urban sounds. This adaptation highlights the impact of city life on wildlife behavior.
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Researchers from Hungary have discovered that urban birds are altering their songs in response to the noise from traffic and other urban sounds. This adaptation highlights the impact of city life on wildlife behavior.
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