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Music to Miss Moppet’s Ears

Living on Earth
August 14, 2013
  • By Jeff Rice
The World

Damian Elias of Toronto University uses a laser Doppler vibrometer to record spider conversations. Producer Jeff Rice, of the Hearing Voices Project, visited with him to hear some of the good vibrations coming from the spider world.

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