Abbaiare alla luna

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Senza Parole

Behanimal- Lorenza Polistena

6 episodes

2 weeks ago

Senza parole è un podcast che racconta la scienza dietro la comunicazione di cani e gatti. Per capire cosa si dicono e cosa ci dicono.

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Senza parole è un podcast che racconta la scienza dietro la comunicazione di cani e gatti. Per capire cosa si dicono e cosa ci dicono.

Science

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Abbaiare alla luna

Senza Parole

21 minutes 1 second

1 year ago

Abbaiare alla luna

In questo episodio parliamo di cani che "abbaiano alla luna", di come riconoscere abbai diversi ma anche di sirene dell'ambulanza e di come i lupi farebbero a meno di una luna a cui ululare.

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