Bio-acoustics

Bio-acoustics is the study of how living organisms produce, receive, and interpret sound. It explores how animals communicate, navigate their environment, and interact through sound waves, including vocalizations, echolocation, and other acoustic signals. This field combines biology, acoustics, and technology to understand behaviors, ecological relationships, and adaptations. Researchers use specialized tools to analyze sounds in natural habitats, helping to monitor species, study communication patterns, and assess environmental health. Overall, bio-acoustics provides insights into the complex ways organisms use sound to survive and thrive in their ecosystems.