The Wildest Noises in Wildlife… and Dunes

The video explores unexpected sources of sound in nature, including plants, spiders, fish larvae, bacteria, and sand dunes. It highlights how plants produce sounds when stressed, possibly communicating with other plants. Wolf spiders use vibrations to attract mates, while gray snapper larvae use sound to stay together. Bacteria can produce sounds on graphene, and sand dunes create booming noises due to sand movement. These discoveries offer new insights into communication and sound production in nature.

What is the significance of the frequency range of plant sounds?

What are the two distinct parts of the wolf spider's mating song?

How do researchers believe sound affects the growth of bacteria?

What phenomenon causes sand dunes to produce sounds like booms and burps?