Sounds Fishy

We Have Concerns

Anthony Carboni/Jeff Cannata

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4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 12 October 2016

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Summary

Cornish fish moving north with climate change may struggle to understand Scouse counterparts, study says, making it harder for them to mate. Experts believe the fish, which make sounds with their swim bladders to attract mates, may have regional accents – and if males cannot “chat up” females who speak a different dialect it could threaten their ability to breed. Jeff and Anthony discuss the idea of animal dialects, and what it might mean for nature.

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0:00.0	Patreon is a direct funding method that allows you
0:04.4	to support the things you love.
0:06.6	And I have created a 47 slide deck
0:09.9	that will tell you exactly how it works in detail.
0:13.2	Here we go, slide number one.
0:14.4	No, Anthony.
0:15.9	As you can see by this graph.
0:17.2	I was just gonna quickly tell them about Patreon.com
0:19.5	so we have concerns in a way to support our show.
0:21.1	You don't need to do that.
0:23.0	Everybody needs to see a chart, Jeff.
0:24.6	Slide number one.
0:25.6	You're doing that polyphasic sleep.
0:42.5	Yeah, I guess.
0:43.5	Yeah.
0:44.5	Against my will.
0:45.5	This is we have concerns.
0:48.5	Hi, Jeff.
0:49.5	Can I add any carbon?
0:50.5	Hello, concerned citizens.
0:51.5	Oh, boy, Alike Evans.
0:54.1	Alike, the golfer.
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