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To save the Amazon, scientists are listening to its rich sounds

  • Mongabay faviconMongabay

    Oct 27, 2022, 9:28 am161 pts
    The ear-piercing call of the screaming piha, a bird (Lipaugus vociferans) known locally as the cricrió, welcomes all who visit Carajás National Forest in the Brazilian Amazon state of Pará. “The cricrió is quite commonly found in well-preserved rainforest because the species is very sensitive to…
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