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Via theguardian.com
New Study Reveals What Fish Talk About
Scientists have found that acoustic communication under the sea is relied upon by fish even more than previously believed. These “boops, honks and hoots” (though some make noises akin to croaks and …
Sustainably Harvested Palo Santo
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Each of the four to six sticks per box in Sounds’ Sustainably Harvested Palo Santo set have been collected and split (into four- to five-inch pieces) from naturally fallen trees in Ecuador …
Via scientificamerican.com
National Park Nature Walks Podcast Takes Listeners on Aural Journeys
National Park Nature Walks podcast provides sonic escape with sounds from places like Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, Tensas River National Wildlife Refuge, Yellowstone, Voyageurs and beyond. Hosted by conservationist, scientist and …
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Judy Chicago's AR art, a celebration of the Black diaspora by Gianni Lee, and more from around the web
Via nytimes.com
The Sonic Pulse of the Ocean
“You need to know what the habitat sounds like when it’s healthy. When the soundscape has changed, the habitat may have changed, too,” Chong Chen, a deep-sea biologist at the Japan Agency …
Via youtube.com
Audi Embraces EV Sound Design With New e-tron GT Soundtrack
Audi’s new e-tron GT teaser presents insight on the importance of sound design for electric vehicles. The complex task (creating effects that replace traditional car noises like idling, acceleration, gear-shifting and more) …
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Via nypl.org
NYPL’s “Missing Sounds of New York” Playlist
The latest in a line of digital offerings provided by the New York Public Library, the strangely emotional Missing Sounds of New York exists as an “auditory love letter to New Yorkers.” …
Via surfacemag.com
Explore ASMR at the “Weird Sensation Feels Good” Exhibition
Inside Sweden’s national architecture and design museum in Stockholm, ArkDes, the first-of-its-kind exhibition Weird Sensation Feels Good investigates autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR)—a phenomenon now 13 million videos deep on the internet. …