Getting Started with Bird Language Analysis in RAn introductory book on deciphering "sound components" and "grammar" from ...

The wild world is full of roars, whoops and songs. Scientists are using such sounds to guide efforts to help save species at ...

Measuring 123 species, biologists found two new contenders for loudest bird, and learned that bigger birds with wider mouths are louder.

New research reveals that humans and zebra finches recognize sound patterns differently, offering clues about how experience ...

The bare-throated bellbird and the red-legged seriema can produce sounds at amplitudes that exceed 120 decibels, which puts ...

A massive field study of 123 bird species has identified the bare-throated bellbird and red-legged seriema as new contenders ...

A bird in the Brazilian forest opens its beak, and a sound akin to metal being struck hard splits the forest. The call of a bird roughly the size of a pigeon exceeds 120 decibels, dB—comparable to the ...

The red-legged sereima (above), which is a contender for the title of “world’s loudest bird” with the bare-throated bellbird ...

Usually when we’re scrolling on social media and spot a gorgeous bird, we stop to see what kind it is. And while this video of a black-and-yellow Broadbill caught our eye, its unique call made us play ...

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There are two new contenders for the world’s loudest bird – and scientists are not being quiet about it. Researchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst found that the bare-throated bellbird ...