Not all birds are the same

An episode of the Science Of The Times podcast, hosted by Tim Coulson And Syma Khalid, titled "Not all birds are the same" was published on March 26, 2025 and runs 39 minutes.

March 26, 2025 ·39m · Science Of The Times

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Not all Birds are the same. In analyses of thousands of hours of bird song our guests, Nilo Merino Recalde and Ben Sheldon found predictable variation in the calls of great tits. Showcasing the power of AI in analyses of data from the natural world they show birds show cultural differences much like humans do.https://nilomr.github.io/

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Not all Birds are the same. In analyses of thousands of hours of bird song our guests, Nilo Merino Recalde and Ben Sheldon found predictable variation in the calls of great tits. Showcasing the power of AI in analyses of data from the natural world they show birds show cultural differences much like humans do.

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