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Studying Nature's Rhythms: Soundscape Scientists Spawn New Field
Soundscape: the landscape of 'nature's music' when a wolf howls in the forest.
Credit: U.S. National Park Service
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Swamp chorus at night with rain and cicadas.
Credit: Bryan Pijanowski
Sound surrounds us, in the sky, the land, the water.
Credit: U.S. National Park Service
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Biophony is biological sound, for example, from frogs, birds, other animals that chirp or sing.
Credit: Luis-Villanueva-Rivera
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Geophony: the composition made by wind, rain, thunder, crashing waves, bubbling brooks.
Credit: Bryan Pijanowski
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A "soundtope" of the biophony near Tuscany, Italy, during a geophony of falling rain.
Credit: Almo Farina, Urbino University
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