Males of a South American forest bird make courtship music with built-in scrapers—just as insects do. This is the first example of a vertebrate producing sound in this manner, scientists report.
CRICKET BIRD. A male club-winged manakin can shiver its wings so that a kinked feather (inset) scrapes over bumps on a neighboring feather to make romantic music.
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