Subject: Scientists Shocked: Tinnitus Comes from Your Tongue

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Subject: Scientists Shocked: Tinnitus Comes from Your Tongue
From: "Aimee" <[email-masked]>
To: <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 14 Dec 2022 04:47:15 -0800 (PST)

Scientists Shocked: Tinnitus Comes from Your Tongue

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andrills communicate with various facial expressions and postures. Threat displays involve open mouth staring, usually in combination with head bobbing, ground slapping and raised hair. These gestures are usually performed by dominant individuals towards subordinates, who respond with bared teeth grimaces, signaling fear and aggression. Both young and low-ranking females show submission and anxiety with a pouting "duck face". Playful intentions are communicated with a relaxed open-mouth face. Males approaching females display a "grin" or silent bared-teeth face and make lip-smacks. This display may also occur with teeth-chattering. Mandrills can develop and pass on new gestures; captive individuals at the Colchester Zoo, England facepalm to discourage being disturbed, particularly while resting.

Mandrills also produce several vocalizations, for both long and short distances. During group movements, adult males produce two-phase grunts and one-syllable