Harvard University

Language is not the sole domain of humans. Animals also talk, and over the last few years. I have been fascinated by learning two new languages that even foreign school students have never heard of. Studying animal language is very different from learning Korean, Chinese, or Spanish. There are always dictionaries to refer to when I learn human languages, but when learning animal languages, I don’t have a Google translator to just spit out satisfactory answers. In fact, I have to use my own judgment, which combines my mind, heart, an instinct to interpret what I hear. Tree frogs, specifically…