The more degraded a forest, the quieter its wildlife, new study shows

Mongabay
Apr 24, 2023, 5:10 am177 pts
Tropical forests awaken the senses. The scent of moist earth, the feel of sticky, humid air, and the sight of an array of colorful life-forms are visceral delights. But perhaps the most striking sensory element is the sound. A more or less continual cacophony of animal calls and songs resonates beneath the…

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