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Animal Communication
Sandra Stahlman


To learn more about animal communication, language, and art, explore these great pages by or about animal communicators.

I learned my art from both the telepathic "whispering" branch of communication, and from the psychology of language studies route, including a Summer apprenticeship at The Chimpanzee and Human Communication Institute. Lilly and Penelope Smith, both, mentored me.



Upcoming Rights Movement Underway in the U.S.!

Appellate Court Hearing in Tommy Case: Nonhuman Rights Project

Inside the Courtroom at Tommy's Appeal: Nonhuman Rights Project




About Animal Communication & Sentience

  • Penelope Smith's AnimalTalk.net

  • Think Tank

  • Koko.Org: The Gorilla Foundation

  • The Alex Foundation (parrot)

  • Animal Communicator Forum

  • Lynn McKenzie's Animal Energy

  • Project Delphis (dolphins)

  • Friends of Washoe

  • Honolulu Star: Crazy 'Bout Koko

  • Nature: A Conversation With Koko

  • John Lilly: Interspecies Communication

  • Animal Learning, Language, & Cognition (links)

  • Next of Kin: My Conversations With Chimpanzees by Roger Fouts

  • NY Times: Sit. Stay. Parse. Good Girl!

  • Koko's Novel Vocal and Breathing-Related Behavior!
    and more from
    KokoBlog: Interspecies Communication Research & Care Blog

  • Purina Petcentric: Meanings Behind the Meow

  • OpenSourceScience: Can Dogs Anticipate Their Owner's Return?

  • Rupert Sheldrake: The Nkisi Project

  • Popsci: Early-Adopting Dolphin Uses iPad Touchscreens to Communicate with Humans




    Music & Non-Human Animals

    Learn about the concept of enrichment for all animals (including you humans!) by visiting Chimpanzee Enrichment at the Friends of Washoe page. It's so well-written, and applies for all species.


    photo copyright friendsofwashoe.org

    Read Peace & Quiet at Pan Bloglodytes, about Dar and his musical ability!

    More on music at my Playcare for Pets

    Promote enrichment for all of the animals in your lives! Please help spread the word. Environmental Enrichment for Captive Animals







    Apache Stahlman



    On July 7, 2012, a group of the Earth's leading scientists came together and signed The Cambridge Declaration on Consciousness in Non-Human Animals, a document that changes the way we as a people need to address the other animals living on this planet.

    Changing the phrase animals to the more correct phrase non-human animals is part of a shift in our understanding of the place that humans hold in the world. Scientists, led by Stephen Hawking, met at the Francis Crick Memorial Conference and took a vital step in forwarding the science of animals (both human and non-human) as thinking, feeling, self-aware beings.

    No more division based on awareness, thought, emotional, family ties, or cultural complexity. You can read the Declaration here:
    The Cambridge Declaration on Consciousness in Non-Human Animals.


    Related Articles:
    Animals Are as Aware as Humans, Say Scientists (Monroe Institute)

    Top Scientific Minds Declare That We Are Just One Among Many Minds (Huffington Post)

    Animals Are as With It as Humans, Scientists Say (Discovery News)









    ElephantArtwork.org's Youtube





    More links:

  • BBC News: Orangutans could video chat between zoos via iPads

  • Fox News: Are Pigeons as Smart as Monkeys

  • BBC: Brown bear exfoliates using rock as a tool











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