The Last Sound
Invisibilia
The Acoustic Niche Hypothesis
The acoustic niche hypothesis suggests that creatures in an ecosystem evolve to produce sounds in different rhythms and pitches to avoid interference and maintain clear communication channels. This adaptation allows them to efficiently hear and be heard for essential activities like finding food, water, and mates without wasting energy. Through millions of years of evolution, these creatures have developed the ability to communicate concurrently without disrupting one another.
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