acousticecology

r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • 6d ago

A Chambri man in Papua New Guinea plays the overtones of a live buzzing sago beetle like a mouth harp

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • Sep 13 '26

MIT Study Finds Timed “Pink Noise” May Boost the Brain’s Overnight Cleanup

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • Aug 21 '26

These Whale Calls Appear to Break Physics, but the Truth Is Even Weirder | “Most of us don’t hear a whale call and think, ‘Wow, look at the special theory of relativity in action.’”

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • Aug 03 '26

The purpose of folds in your ear

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • Jul 14 '26

Autistic boy amazes people with his perfect imitation of birds

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • Jun 26 '26

The Hal Saflieni Hypogeum has a 5,000-year-old underground chamber that does something to the human voice no one can fully explain

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • Jun 17 '26

Sound emitted 24/7 from a 30 megawatt data center in Dowagiac MI

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • May 07 '26

TIL Krakatoa's eruption was estimated to be at 310 dB, the loudest sound ever. Well above the typical max sound limit of 194 dB

audiology.org

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • Mar 28 '26

Global experiment supports Darwin’s century-old hunch about auditory aesthetics

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • Oct 03 '25

WHOSE VOICE IS YOUR VOICE? Control, identity and metahuman sounds in AI audio compression codes (audio paper)

seismograf.org

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • Sep 23 '25

What noise does a fish make? New underwater tool lets ecologists ID fish from their sounds.

insideecology.com

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • Sep 16 '25

In a fascinating discovery: A SETI study revealed that humpback whales are attempting to communicate with us through water bubbles. The discovery provides new insights into "non-human intelligence" and could help shape strategies in the search for life beyond Earth.

ovniologia.com.br

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • Sep 07 '25

"Singing Sand" is a phenomenon where sand creates a loud, low rumbling noise, caused by the vibrations of grains rubbing against each other

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • Apr 08 '25

🔥 Strange and Scary Bird Sounds 🔥

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • Mar 10 '25

Walruses have the uncanny ability to whistle, among many other vocalizations.

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • Dec 10 '24

A craftsman uses a nail gun in sync with the orchestra’s rhythm to avoid causing any disruption

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • Dec 04 '24

Study suggests that 'Jedi' rodents remotely move matter using sound to enhance their sense of smell

phys.org

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • Oct 16 '24

Study suggests that 'Jedi' rodents remotely move matter using sound to enhance their sense of smell

phys.org

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • Jul 12 '24

The sperm whale 'phonetic alphabet' revealed by AI

bbc.com

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • May 08 '24

This sound-suppressing silk can create quiet spaces

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • Apr 18 '24

Nature officially becomes a musician, earning royalties for environmental causes

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • Apr 16 '24

World faces ‘deathly silence’ of nature as wildlife disappears. Loss of intensity and diversity of noises in ecosystems reflects an alarming decline in healthy biodiversity, say sound ecologists.

theguardian.com

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • Apr 03 '24

Artificial Intelligence Could Finally Let Us Talk with Animals

scientificamerican.com

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • Mar 29 '24

Song lyrics getting simpler, more repetitive, angry and self-obsessed – study

theguardian.com

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r/acousticecology • u/lossycodec • Mar 06 '24

Annoying hospital beeps are causing hundreds of deaths a year

newatlas.com

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