I'll never understand those who use AI to generate animals, it's not that hard to look for the real stuff.
I frequently find cool critters during my walks, and I don't live in a particularly biodiverse area.
This is what a Jurassic forest may have sounded like.
By combining exquisitely preserved fossil wings with experiments on living insects, computer simulations, and machine learning, scientists have re-created what they say is a partial Middle Jurassic soundscape.
If the reconstruction is correct, one of the insect calls would be the oldest known evidence of ultrasonic communication in animals—long before echolocating bats appeared.
Learn more: https://t.co/YtM9PQU29n
@itskikibooboo Insects like crickets use structures on their wings to produce their chirps, and we luckily have fossilized insects with these structures preserved.
And what's a prehistoric sound? Prehistoric ecosystems weren't that different from those of today.