Aegean Bottlenose Dolphin Whistles Differ by Social Group and Sea Temperature
Bioacoustic and social network analysis in the eastern Aegean Sea reveals that bottlenose dolphin whistle structures differ between tentative social ...
Tag: bioacoustics
Bird songs echo human speech and music across hundreds of species
A large-scale study of 367 bird species and 52 languages finds that key acoustic features of human speech and song ...
Research report: Using soundscapes to examine the impacts of urbanisation on spatial and temporal patterns of avian acoustic activity along a riparian corridor
Passive acoustic recorders along a Glasgow riparian corridor show that bird vocal activity declines with urbanisation, drops at weekends and ...
Open-Source 200-Euro Recorder Brings Multichannel Bat Ultrasound to the Field
A new open-source four-channel ultrasonic recorder captures synchronised bat calls at 192 kHz for about 200 euros, matching a professional ...
East African Jewels: Six New Bush-Cricket Species Reveal Inflated Ears Built for Duetting
A review of the East African bush-cricket genus Dioncomena describes six new species and links the insects' inflated pronotal lobes ...
New glassfrog species surprises scientists in central Peru after field mix-up
An integrative taxonomic study has identified a third species of transparent-bellied glassfrog in the genus Chimerella from central Peru, named ...
Hybrid model classifies 32 insect species in controlled audio dataset
A hybrid deep-learning model classified 32 insect species from 4,800 recordings with 99.90% accuracy on the InsectSet32 dataset, but independent ...
Captive Rüppell’s vultures display extensive, graded vocal repertoires
A PLOS One observational study documented graded calls from Rüppell’s vulture eggs, chicks and adults at two Dutch institutions, with ...
Observational study reveals complex calls in endangered Rüppell’s vultures
An observational study of endangered Rüppell’s vultures identified 16 call types and substantial variation among them, while leaving the functions ...
Self-Teaching AI Untangles Critically Endangered Gibbon Calls From Rainforest Noise
Researchers developed MC-RemixIT, a self-supervised AI framework that separates Hainan gibbon calls from complex rainforest noise without clean reference recordings ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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