Scientists Are Decoding Elephant Rumble Calls, Including ‘Greetings’ and ‘Coos’
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Elephants hum to communicate over kilometers. Using AI, researchers have deciphered the infrasonic sounds and identified typical messages in the social life of animals.
For humans, the almost silent infrasonic scroll is a central sound in the vocal repertoire of elephants. A team led by the Viennese behavioral researcher Angela Stöger-Horwath, using artificial intelligence (AI), has synthesized this rouble-roof and recently played it to a herd in the savannah in northern South Africa. The big research question is whether the thick skins of [...]
For humans, the almost silent infrasonic scroll is a central sound in the vocal repertoire of elephants. A team led by the Viennese behavioral researcher Angela Stöger-Horwath has synthesized this "Rumble" call using artificial intelligence (AI) and recently presented it to a herd in the savannah in northern South Africa. The big research question is whether the thick skins can be impressed by the AI sounds.
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