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Researchers successfully taught rufous-collared sparrows in Buenos Aires to sing a song that had disappeared from the local population in the 1960s by playing them a computer-generated version of the tune. When bird populations decline, fledglings struggle to learn proper songs needed to attract mates and survive, but this study suggests that synthetic recordings could help restore lost songs to endangered bird species and support their conservation.
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