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EPISODE · Jul 17, 2026 · 32 MIN

Bioacoustics: Why and How We Study Animal Sounds

from The Information Entropy Podcast · host Dr. Tom Jenks and Mitchell Gatting

In this episode of The Information Entropy Podcast, we ask: How do we study animal sounds? Welcome to the world of bioacoustics! In previous solo episodes Dr. Tom Jenks has taken you through his behaviour and cognition research and their relation to animal vocalisations. This time he takes you through side of his research where physics and biology intersect. Covering the core of bioacoustics and why we study animal vocalisations to how the environment a sound is made in affects how we analyse it!

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