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MIT Technology Review examines how AI and new sensor technologies are helping researchers decode animal communication, highlighting efforts like the Earth Species Project's NatureLM, while noting significant challenges in translating non-human signals and skepticism about over-reliance on acoustic similarity.

Elon Musk recounts a bizarre regulatory requirement where SpaceX had to test sonic boom effects on a kidnapped seal with headphones for rocket launch approval.

Erin Brockovich discusses the environmental and health impacts of AI data centers, including groundwater destruction, wildlife disruption, and cancer risks.

A blog post detailing the process of using an S4 Pro Chinese IoT camera and NiView app to livestream a Great Horned Owl nest, requiring technical workarounds for sharing the feed.

The BirdBuddy Pro with Solar Panels, a smart bird feeder with a camera and bird recognition features, is a surprise hit during Prime Day after being discounted from $299 to $168. The article highlights its features, subscription cost, and upcoming models.

Earthwatch Expeditions partners with biologist Richard Bodmer to involve tourists in participatory science in the Peruvian Amazon, collecting data that supports conservation and government protection of the region.

A review of Kiwibit's AI-powered bird feeder, which uses a built-in camera and bird-identification algorithm to track and identify over 10,000 bird species, offering a fun and connected backyard experience.

A discussion or comparison of interaction patterns between beluga whales and spot (likely a specific animal or organism), focusing on organic versus non-organic behavioral dynamics.

A note about kākāpō parrots with a sponsorship pitch for a monthly LLM briefing.