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Researchers found evidence the animals did not merely recognize patterns of sound that come out of owners' mouths, they actually realized that certain words refer to specific objects.
Researchers found evidence the animals did not merely recognize patterns of sound that come out of owners' mouths, they actually realized that certain words refer to specific objects.
<p>Stina Kjelstad is a singer-songwriter from Toten, Norway, based in Stavanger. In addition to being a solo artist, she also plays in Jonas Fjeld's band and in the group Songs from the sea. Her fourth solo album will be released in spring 2024. Stina's music can be described as a pleasant combination of folk, pop and country - conveyed genuinely and honestly with Stina's voice and guitar playing at the centre.</p> <p>In the band:<br> Andreas Barsnes Onarheim - mandolin, guitars, backing vocals etc.<br> Thorbjørn Olsen - pedal st...
A new study has made the surprising discovery by recording brain activity that dogs generally also know that certain words “stand for” certain objects.
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Your dog may know the word "ball" is associated with their favorite round squishy toy, according to new research that measured brain waves