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Why We Didn't Know That Female Birds Sing - Scientific American
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Science and science communication are better when they’re inclusive
Opinion November 26, 2021 4 min read Add Us On Google Add SciAm Why We Didn't Know That Female Birds Sing Science and science communication are better when they're inclusive By Matt Wilkins & Lauryn Benedict Gary Chalker Getty Images Female birds sing. That is one of the revelations of our 2020 study on one of the most abundant, widespread, well-studied bird species in the world: the barn swallow . Despite the well over 1,000 scientific publications about this species, female barn swallow song had never previously been the focus of a research article. Why does it matter that female song has be
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