Quirks & Quarks for Feb. 13, 2016

Gravitational waves shake the universe, Songbirds practice their love-songs in the off-season, Neanderthal genes leave unhealthy legacy, Horses can read human faces, Early human relative had a weak jaw, and Devil's Hole Pupfish survives in the desert

Gravitational waves, Neanderthal genes, and more

CBC Radio · Posted: Feb 12, 2016 4:59 PM EST | Last Updated: February 24, 2016

Simulation of the collision of two black holes (SXS, www.black-holes.org)

Quirks and Quarks1:10:13The Universe Is Waving At Us, plus Songbirds Know Practise Makes Perfect, Horses Read Between The Lines of Your Face, and more - 2016/02/13

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Quirks & Quarks for Feb. 13, 2016

Gravitational waves, Neanderthal genes, and more

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