Whistled Languages, Nature’s Morse Code Across Mountains and Valleys

Whistled languages are ingenious adaptations of spoken language—transformed into whistles, enabling long-distance communication in rugged landscapes where voices would falter. These systems mimic speech intonation, rhythm, and phonetics, allowing entire conversations to flow through whistling alone. This remarkable mode of expression exists in at least 80 cultures, from the Canary Islands to remote villages in…

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