Published May 12, 2023
Move over, humans—lemurs have rhythm, too
Discover the surprising rhythmic capabilities of lemurs, challenging the notion that musical rhythm is exclusive to humans, and explore how these findings open new perspectives on the evolution of music and complex rhythmic abilities.
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