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your credit. Terms and conditions apply. Welcome to another edition of Cool Stuff Ride Home,

where we've got some of the more interesting, intriguing, and downright cool stories from around the world.

My name's Marcus Paff, and on today's episode, Ronan the Sea Lion, perhaps the best beat

keeper on the planet.

We've got the fascinating details.

A new drone mimics the flying squirrel, which could be a game changer for robots' ability to navigate highly

congested spaces. And on this day in history, Mary Keys, the first woman to receive a patent in

the U.S. That's coming up on cool stuff. Turning first to BBC Science Focus and author Tom Howard.

A sea lion named Ronan can now keep time with music as well as,

and sometimes even better than people. This according to a new study. Ronan first made headlines

more than a decade ago, and she surprised scientists by nodding her head in time with music,

a skill once believed to be uniquely human.

Now researchers say her sense of rhythm is not only held steady, but improved.

At her most practiced tempo, she consistently hits within 15 milliseconds of the beat.

For comparison, a literal blink of an eye is about 150 milliseconds.

Per Professor Peter Cook, lead author of the study and a comparative neuroscientist

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