Eavesdropping on fish could help us keep better tabs on underwater worlds sciencenews.org/article/fish-o… The Juanes Lab Kieran Cox, Ph.D Xavier Mouy Audrey Looby

Okay, I can't believe this, but Sing Like Fish got a starred review in Publisher's Weekly and I have been feeling like I dreamed it for the past few days.

What does the fish say? Science News covered our efforts to find out.

Story by McKenzie Prillaman and Science News

Research made possible by Liber Ero Fellows NSERC / CRSNG Fisheries and Oceans SFU Science UniversityOfVictoria and many more

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Our new book chapter on the importance of the soundscape to salmonids is out! I think its a game changer for how we think of soundscape ecology not only in FW systems but other systems. Congratulations Kelsie Kelsie Murchy The Juanes Lab ResearchGate: researchgate.net/publication/37…

Congratulations! and well deserved!

🎶 New Data Repository! 🎶

We and GLUBS have already updated the underwater sonifery ecological trait data on WoRMS! For this and any subsequent updates, you can find versioned spreadsheets of the data in a dedicated Borealis data repository doi.org/10.5683/SP3/SV….

🎶🐸🐟Calling for freshwater sounds!🦐🪲🎶

We are excited to support Jack Greenhalgh's effort to create an archive of freshwater sounds—be they from well-established, unidentified, or unpublished sources. Learn more about the project at FishSounds.net/Freshwater.js!

So - I wrote a book! I am so excited that my exploration of how animals use sound in the sea, SING LIKE FISH, is now available for preorder. You can get it everywhere books are sold on 6/4/24. Preorder now: penguinrandomhouse.com/books/704875/s…

Great news story by Stefan Labbe: Fish songs: Scientists race to capture ocean soundscapes before they're drowned out timescolonist.com/islander/fish-… via Times Colonist FishSounds The Juanes Lab Xavier Mouy

Bioacoustics is now part of the World Register of Marine Species! A momentous effort by 19 authors from 6 countries.

Made possible by FishSounds GLUBS MERIDIAN SFU Research NSERC / CRSNG Liber Ero Fellows WoRMS and others!

WORMS New:
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Someone made a mistake and picked one of my painting for an art show, then some crazy woman wanted to actually pay money for it (too bad, not for sale...). King of the herring. CotuitArts

My daughter made me a cusk-eel mug and my wife made me a fish themed canister for Christmas.

If you haven't already then do sign up for this if you're working with freshwater sounds!

There are some exciting plans in place to develop this in the new year.

Proud to be a part of this great work led by Ryan Munnelly featured as an #IJMS Editor's Choice! Learn more on how imaging sonars are used to study marine organisms behavior. @LUMCON Kevin Boswell's Marine Ecology & Acoustics Lab Jose Carlos uc3mRoboticsLab
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Happy to be a small part of this effort by a great team. Congratulations everyone!

Awesome! Brings back memories. My undergrad thesis was on fish-jellyfish symbiosis, saw fish, crabs and shrimp riding, but paper nautilus! Cool!

I've posted some of my ideas on the development of methods of supervised underwater sound annotation and measurement, particularly when most sounds are unidentified. @glubs researchgate.net/publication/37…

Interesting paper!

A good question about a grey area. In addition, I've categorized human voice as anthropogenic or other, but also sounds of swimming, walking, etc. These sounds are perhaps 'natural' but out of place. They could be invasive, but then do we separate 'natural' dispersions?

I've posted an informal treatise outlining some of my ideas on the evolution of sound production, buoyancy control, and air breathing in fishes and tetrapods. Take a look and let me know what you think. ResearchGate: researchgate.net/publication/37…