Music Rats Hate at Mitchell Fredricksen blog

Music Rats Hate. These are the results of a controversial 2011 study by albany medical college, in which scientists exposed 36 rats to ‘für elise’ by beethoven and ‘four’, a brassy jazz standard by miles davis. And now rats have been observed bopping their heads in time with the music of mozart, lady gaga, queen and others, researchers. As with mozart’s music, rats bopped along to the same tempos of pop songs as people do. The rats overwhelmingly preferred beethoven to davis, but they liked silence best of all. And my motivation is to reveal why. That is, about 120 to 140 beats per minute. When researchers played music, the. Music has a very special, appealing power to the brain. If you’re dealing with rats in your walls, there are a few things you can do to scare them away.

And now rats have been observed bopping their heads in time with the music of mozart, lady gaga, queen and others, researchers. If you’re dealing with rats in your walls, there are a few things you can do to scare them away. These are the results of a controversial 2011 study by albany medical college, in which scientists exposed 36 rats to ‘für elise’ by beethoven and ‘four’, a brassy jazz standard by miles davis. When researchers played music, the. That is, about 120 to 140 beats per minute. The rats overwhelmingly preferred beethoven to davis, but they liked silence best of all. As with mozart’s music, rats bopped along to the same tempos of pop songs as people do. Music has a very special, appealing power to the brain. And my motivation is to reveal why.

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Music Rats Hate These are the results of a controversial 2011 study by albany medical college, in which scientists exposed 36 rats to ‘für elise’ by beethoven and ‘four’, a brassy jazz standard by miles davis. Music has a very special, appealing power to the brain. As with mozart’s music, rats bopped along to the same tempos of pop songs as people do. That is, about 120 to 140 beats per minute. These are the results of a controversial 2011 study by albany medical college, in which scientists exposed 36 rats to ‘für elise’ by beethoven and ‘four’, a brassy jazz standard by miles davis. And my motivation is to reveal why. When researchers played music, the. If you’re dealing with rats in your walls, there are a few things you can do to scare them away. The rats overwhelmingly preferred beethoven to davis, but they liked silence best of all. And now rats have been observed bopping their heads in time with the music of mozart, lady gaga, queen and others, researchers.