Scientists on the cusp of decoding orangutans' secret language - after finding 1,033 distinct sounds apes make to communicate

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'We are fairly confident there is much complexity still to unpack in this great ape's vocal system,' the researchers said. They now hope to further decode the ape language

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Scientists on the cusp of decoding orangutans' secret language - after finding 1,033 distinct sounds apes make to communicate

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