In the bustling streets of Madrid, a street performer captivates not only passersby but also an unexpected audience: a flock of sparrows. As he strums his guitar, the feathered spectators gather, drawn by the melodic notes that resonate through the air.
In 2012, a pivotal study showed how bird brains respond to music. Surprisingly, the neural areas activated by these harmonious sounds mirrored those in human brains.
The study found that if a bird’s song strikes a chord with our human ears, it’s likely that our music resonates with them as well.
Birds, with their blend of innate instincts and acquired knowledge, attune themselves to specific frequencies and tempos. From this rich palette, they craft their own unique melodies.
Predictably, species renowned for their elaborate vocal performances—such as mockingbirds, starlings, and catbirds—show a keen interest in a broader spectrum of human music.
Perhaps, amidst the cobblestone alleys of Madrid, these feathered connoisseurs find inspiration in the busker’s guitar strings, weaving their own symphonies into the urban tapestry.
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Spain: Harmonious encounters between birds and music
