By Chris Churchill/Conrributor Evanston, Illinois Scientists at Northwestern University’s Animal Behavior and Language Laboratory have invented a device that is presumed to be a game changer in the age old struggle to know what our animal friends are saying. Scientist, Dr. Irwin Park has invented what colleagues and science journalists alike are calling a “Doctor Doolittle Machine”. It is revealing to humanity exactly what our animal cousins are trying to say. However, Dr. Park insists that we “try not to read too much into what the animals are saying.” Why does Dr. Park give such a warning? “The information is really inconvenient.” Park says in fluent Lemurspeak. “If our species is going to continue to assert our dominance of the planet and continue to make the technological advances that make life easy for us, we’re going to have to shut these animal voices up.” The first message received from the “Doolittle Device” was from “Bilbo”, a Golden Retriever, generall...