Watching babies connect with one another is always amusing. They communicate in their own language and in their own way. Twins, on the other hand, benefit from sharing space in their mother’s womb for nine months. Who wouldn’t want to be cramped in those conditions for an extended period of time? All they need to do is exchange eyes to tell each other what to do. However, it appears that in some circumstances, such as in this video, they simply enjoy each other’s company.

Two identical twin brothers stand in their parents’ kitchen, animatedly conversing with each other. We think it’s gibberish, but one of them is staring closely at the other’s face as if he’s really listening. They have a far longer attention span than many of the people I know.

Some think one of them is telling the other that two socks are preferable to one. They look like wrestlers in the locker room after a match, standing there in nothing but diapers and socks (one sock). It’s as if one is telling the other about a recent match. “First, I raised my arm and smacked him across the face.” Then, with my lifted leg, I kneed him in the groin. The referee never saw that!” “Ha! That’s wonderful! “Please, tell me more!”

These boys will grow up, and their parents will most likely disgrace them by showing them this film at some time in their lives. They’ll keep developing their twin link by having more discussions like this, though people will eventually be able to understand what they’re saying. They could, however, want to create their own baby speak code after seeing this video. After all, what’s better than twins’ secrets?