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《新科学家》 2026年10月17日 · 中文解读

聆听世界:贾斯汀·安德森《荒野之歌》中的自然声景

Hearing the world · Dhruti Shah
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野生动物电影制作人贾斯汀·安德森在新书《荒野之歌》中记录了从北极斯瓦尔巴群岛的北极熊到厄瓜多尔红吼猴的种种野生声音。书中还介绍了米粒大小的麦克风等录音技术,以及南非卡拉哈里地区桑人借非洲牛蛙鸣叫寻找降雨等自然声学知识。书中附有二维码,读者可扫码听到所读生物的真实录音。
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Some of the best nature stories are told through soundscapes, finds Dhruti Shah Anderson starts in the Indian Himalayas, looking for a snow leopard to film. Snow leopards don’t possess a vibrating layer of fatty elasticated tissue, thus making them the only big cats that can’t roar. That doesn’t make them silent predators; locals describe their yowling vocalisations on ridges as “singing”. But while the noise travels further this way and their songs help the snow leopards to find each other, we still aren’t sure what they are saying. Book Wilderness Songs Justin Anderson Batsford Books HIS job as a wildlife film-maker has exposed Justin Anderson to exceptional scenes. …
摘自《新科学家》(New Scientist)2026年10月17日,Dhruti Shah。仅引用开头一小段供了解文章,版权归原刊所有,全文请阅读原刊。
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