Zebra finches sing a special song that appears to help their offspring better adapt to a hotter climate, according to a study.

Travel to remote rain forests in Papua New Guinea with researchers from The Nature Conservancy who are working with native people to characterize ecosystems there using sound.

Researchers measure the health of Papua New Guinea’s forests by analyzing the ecological soundscape.

Watch the coelacanth documentary that fish biologist Eric Parmentier and filmmaker Laurent Ballesta were making when they discovered and recorded a world of undersea sound.

An oceanic quacking sound—unidentified for 50 years—turns out to be minke whales.

Seafloor seismometers record hundreds of thousands of fin whale calls, allowing marine geophysicists to track the elusive marine mammals.

A geophysicist stumbled on a way to track elusive fin whales with seismometers.