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Are we humans capable of synchronizing physiologies when we harmonize our thoughts and behaviors? Do members of an orchestra synchronize their hearts as well as their instruments?

But how exactly they produce the distinctive sound - also called a neigh - has long eluded scientists. That mystery has been solved - its a combination of whistling and singing. The two-toned whinnies ...

An equine makes the low-pitched part of its whinny by vibrating its vocal cords—similar to how humans speak and sing—and the high-pitched part by whistling ...

Basketball shoes on a gym floor, bicycle brakes in need of a tune-up, or the squeal of tires are everyday examples of squeaking sounds. Such sounds have long been attributed to stick-slip friction, or ...

High-speed footage reveals shoe squeaks can start with a tiny bolt of lightning — plus, evidence that a debated brain phenomenon exists in humans. Research Article : Djellouli et al.