Listening to Nature: The Secret Language of Birds | Full Science Documentary
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Animals communicate far more than we think. Thanks to bioacoustics, researchers and naturalists are beginning to decipher the sound languages of the living world, which have long remained invisible to us.
Birds do not sing just to sound beautiful. Their vocalizations are used to navigate, defend a territory, attract a partner, or signal danger. Behind every song lies a hidden message. Audio naturalist Boris Jollivet captures these animal voices and the sounds of nature, from bird songs to the whisper of sap. A sensitive and scientific immersion into the universe of living sounds, teaching us to listen to what cannot be seen.
A l'écoute de la nature - Le fou volant
Directed by: Jacques Mitsch & Thomas Escudié
Sound Specialist: Boris Jollivet
Production: GEDEON Programmes, ARTE G.E.I.E
In association with: PLANETE+
Format: 52 minutes
Category: Education / Nature & Science
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedThis video explores bioacoustics, the study of animal communication and sound. By combining biology, technology, and neuroscience, researchers decode the \"secret languages\" of nature—from the coordinated hunting cries of Cape Gannets to the infrasonic signals of peacocks—to understand how acoustic adaptations are essential for survival, mating, and hunting.

