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The Effects of Noise Pollution on Wildlife
37:50 - 46:10 (08:20)
Noise pollution is not only harmful to humans but can also cause damage to wildlife ecosystems, particularly those in the sea. Studies on the effects of noise on animals have been conducted since the 70s, mainly on land animals, but the damage to marine ecosystems may be even greater.
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Neuroscientist and Author at Stanford University explores the relationship between human brain and experiences with Wells Adams and Tyler Florence on I Heart Radio's 'Two Dudes in the Kitchen.'
37:50 - 39:45 (01:55)
Summary
Neuroscientist and Author at Stanford University explores the relationship between human brain and experiences with Wells Adams and Tyler Florence on I Heart Radio's 'Two Dudes in the Kitchen.'
ChapterThe Effects of Noise Pollution on Wildlife
EpisodeNoise Pollution: Arrrgh!
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The Man Who Walked Caves is a new immersive fiction podcast that tells the story of what happened when three boys entered a Tennessee cave, but only one returned.
39:46 - 41:19 (01:33)
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The Man Who Walked Caves is a new immersive fiction podcast that tells the story of what happened when three boys entered a Tennessee cave, but only one returned. Starring Jonathan Tucker and Eddie Kathege and produced by I Heart Radio, Lighthouse Television, and Psychopia Pictures.
ChapterThe Effects of Noise Pollution on Wildlife
EpisodeNoise Pollution: Arrrgh!
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The effects of noise pollution on wildlife, especially birds, have been brought to attention by recording sound in remote areas like Glacier National Park.
41:19 - 43:05 (01:46)
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The effects of noise pollution on wildlife, especially birds, have been brought to attention by recording sound in remote areas like Glacier National Park. A 2012 study used loudspeakers to create a Phantom Road and found that more than a quarter of all birds in the area left due to the noise.
ChapterThe Effects of Noise Pollution on Wildlife
EpisodeNoise Pollution: Arrrgh!
PodcastStuff You Should Know
Noise pollution is just as damaging to marine ecosystems as it is to land.
43:05 - 46:10 (03:05)
Summary
Noise pollution is just as damaging to marine ecosystems as it is to land. Sound waves travel faster in water and most water-dwelling animals have sensitive hearing, making them more susceptible to the negative effects of noise pollution.