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Aquatic mammals generate sound underwater but use air-driven systems derived from terrestrial ancestors. How do they do it without drowning? The post Sound Production in Aquatic Mammals – Joy S. Reidenberg appeared first on Acoustics Today. View original article

Despite being small, acoustical specializations allow insects to produce, detect, and localize sound for communication, predator detection, and host localization. The post Insect Bioacoustics Mulit- Media – Gerald S. Pollack appeared first on Acoustics Today. View original article

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Obituary | Richard V. Waterhouse | 1924-2016 The post Obituary | Richard V. Waterhouse | 1924-2016 appeared first on Acoustics Today. View original article

Many people are unpleasantly surprised when they hear recordings of themselves: Do we really sound like that?...View original article

Rachel Carr 77 Massachusetts Avenue, Building 26-570, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139, USAr ecarr@mit.edu By the time this issue of Acoustics Today is printed, the composition of the United States Congress, plus at least one other branch of the federal government, will have changed somewhat since my year as a Congressional Science Fellow. Nonetheless, one feature will […] The post Notes from a Year as a Congressional Science Fellow appeared