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Wildlife Acoustics, Inc.

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Wildlife Acoustics creates the world’s leading wildlife acoustic monitoring tools, specially designed to help scientists make impactful discoveries that expand our understanding of this biologically diverse planet.

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Wildlife Acoustics, Inc. (@wildlifeacoustics.com) est sur Bluesky depuis le 25 novembre 2024. Le compte a 588 abonnés, suit 25 comptes et a publié 102 posts.

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  • Kwiaht@kwiaht.org

    Want to listen to bats? @wildlifeacoustics.com is running a bat week sale (& a bat year sale) on their Echo Meter Touch 2, which works as an ultrasonic microphone for smart phones (connecting via USB-C charging port). With their free app it lets you listen to bats and identify the species you hear.

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  • Sophie Mowles@sophiemowles.bsky.social

    Two lovely acoustic ecology projects from the students. I showed them how to identify bat and cricket calls using Kaleidoscope by @wildlifeacoustics.com, and how a previous group had saved their labels in the program. We discovered that they'd saved an "Ask Sophie" label, which made me smile.

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  • Boaz Loya@loyaboaz1.bsky.social

    @wildlifeacoustics.com Bio-acoustic monitoring can be useful for monitoring species in remote and security-risky areas Like Itombwe National Park. Some species, like the European Nightjar (Caprimulgus europaeus), have been used by researchers there to locate Itombwe Nightjar. #AfricanSoundsWebinar

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  • Luke Foster@murky93.bsky.social

    @wildlifeacoustics.com #AfricanSoundsWebinar I love how your devices are able to support such a diverse range of research all over the world. The fact that passive acoustic monitoring devices allows us to gather long-term data in dangerous areas is a game-changer for biodiversity monitoring.

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  • elsabluesky.bsky.social@elsabluesky.bsky.social

    @wildlifeacoustics.com Attended a wonderfully informative webinar by Wildlife Acoustics today! A fun fact I learned was how much more effective and useful bioacoustics was for monitoring nocturnal and aquatic species. #AfricanSoundsWebinar

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