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Biologists at the University of Massachusetts have identified what may be the loudest birds in the world, according to a report by WBUR. The finding draws attention to the remarkable vocal capabilities of these birds and adds to ongoing research into animal communication. Details of the species and how the calls were measured have not been provided in the available coverage.
- 2Science Streamers Explore The Witcher on Tinker Tuesday●We will be live today for Tinker Tuesday! Tonight we will be chatting about the science in the game @thewitcher as we ch
The science communication group SciAnts is hosting a live Tinker Tuesday stream tonight at 9pm EDT, examining the science behind The Witcher 3 while playing the game. The discussion will break down the real-world biology, chemistry and physics behind the fantasy world's alchemy, monsters and potions, inviting viewers to watch and chat along during the broadcast.
- 3Science series explores memory manipulation in Control●It's a special week of @ControlRemedy science shorts! Jesse's brother Dylan has manipulated memories. Memory is not just
A science communication series is running a special week of shorts tied to Remedy's game Control, focusing on how Jesse's brother Dylan has manipulated memories. The series explains that memory is not a fixed recording stored in the brain but a biological state that can be modified, using the game's story as a springboard for real neuroscience and biology.