Why does sound startle these caterpillars even though they don't have ears?

Tobacco hornworm caterpillars have no organs that resemble ears. Yet, scientists were able to figure out how they hear—and it ...
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80 years ago, scientists recorded haunting underwater sound in Bermuda. Now, they know what made it

When they detected a mysterious sound, they transferred it to an audograph disc and stored it in their archives because they ...
IEEE

Detection of Wild Animals using their sound for identification and conservation in the forest by implementing deep learning

Abstract: Recognition of animals in the forest using sound classification is an emerging trend in the current research. Our study proposed a model to classify the tiger roar sound using optimized CNN.
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The 200-million-year mystery of dinosaur sounds

We’ve discovered 44 new dinosaur species in 2025 alone — yet we still don’t know exactly what they sounded like. Fossil evidence suggests some massive species may have communicated using infrasound ...
Discover Wildlife

This haunting sound was captured near Bermuda in 1949. It's the oldest known whale song recording

Archivists at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution have uncovered the earliest known whale song recording, taken almost 80 ...
The Cool Down

Experts thrilled as camera traps capture recording of never-before-seen creature behavior: 'This is the first time'

Researchers were astounded after recording footage of jaguars' meowing in Brazil, providing a rare glimpse into the big cats' ...