Subject: | Re: What is a natural sound? |
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From: | "Rory" rory_ca2 |
Date: | Tue Aug 21, 2007 8:46 pm ((PDT)) |
Bernie, To be specific, if you have evidence that 20,000-30,000 nesting seabirds on= the upper reaches of a rock that rises 30-40 meters from the ocean make a = collective racket that protects them from predators, just like your frogs, = and that their collective noise disguising the existence of individual vict= ims is compromised by a fog horn half a mile away, just like your jet plane= , I'd love to hear about it. I'd also love to hear about how this theory applies to the other examples i= n this thread. Cheers |
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