There are more than 7,000 languages spoken around the world with which we greet, part, debate, and express a range of opinions and emotions to each other. It is one of the defining traits that separate us from other animals, and molds our thoughts and actions in profound ways. How does our brain produce this complex function?
In this Roundup, click on the numbered tags in the image and learn more about language and the animal models that are helping scientists understand how we communicate.
About the Author
Juliet M. Beverly
Juliet is the Senior Editor for BrainFacts.org. After graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in print journalism from Howard University in 2006, she previously worked at the Embassy of Austria in the Office of Science & Technology and for the online magazine bridges.