
Scientists suggest exchange with humpback whale could eventually lead humans to communicate with aliens
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A group of scientists suggests the same method they used to communicate with a humpback whale could eventually be used by aliens to make contact with humans.
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Responding to the sound, the female humpback whale, named Twain, "approached and circled the team’s boat, while responding in a conversational style to the whale ‘greeting signal,'" according to a news release about the interaction by the SETI Institute.
The exchange was championed by Dr. Brenda McCowan of U.C. Davis, who also serves as the lead author of the peer-reviewed study.

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