In the Amazon, some parrots are changing the way they communicate ... Some parrots in the northern regions of the Pacific coast began using sounds typically heard in the south. Amazingly, some birds ...
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin–Madison conducted the first global study on bird sounds, analyzing over 100,000 recordings to reveal how habitat, geography, beak shape, and body size ...
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Birds sing, call, and chirp for various reasons – finding mates, fending off predators, or simply enjoying their melodies. But what shapes the diversity of bird sounds remains a fascinating mystery.
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Over the past two decades, researchers working in remote parts of the Amazon, for example, have found bird populations falling steadily, with some even going extinct. For many years, scientists ...
To help, a team from the University of Wisconsin-Madison recently used over 100,000 audio recordings from around the world to study some of the factors that influence bird sounds. They found some ...