🐟 You may have often heard the phrase "silent like a fish". Are you curious to know if the underwater world is actually as quiet as it seems, or if there is a secret conversation happening beneath the surface?

🎤 Associate Professor Clara Amorim of the University of Lisbon is ready to help us understand the world of fish communication, unveiling how these creatures are surprisingly chatty.

🔊 Listen to the episode to discover how different species emit sounds and the wide range of reasons they have for communicating with each other.

Because the World has always spoken, we just need to listen.

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🦜You may have heard a parrot talk or a songbird singing a beautiful song. Are you curious to know how they are able to do that?

🎤 Professor Emeritus Carel Ten Cate of Leiden University is ready to help us understand the world of vocal learning, revealing the story behind these speaking animals

🔊 Listen to the episode to understand how fascinating and deep the research of this unbelievable birds is.

Because the World has always spoken, we just need to listen.

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📣What is rhythm? Is it the missing link between human music and animal calls?

🎤 Join us as Professor Andrea Ravignani of the Sapienza University of Rome explores the rhythmic world of humans and animals.

🔊 Listen to the episode to discover why rhythm is everywhere, from the beating of a heart to the calls of a cricket, and the challenges of studying this universal language.

Because the World has always spoken, we just need to listen.

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#acousticworld #bioacoustics #podcast #rhythm #sapienzaroma #animalcommunication