Meet Thorin Jonsson, the biologist who used 165-million-year-old insect wings to recreate the sounds of a Jurassic forest |
Millions of years ago, several species produced higher frequencies, just like the native leaf grasshopper. Image Credit: Thoris Jonsson/University of Graz Jurassic World was not silent. Around 165 million years ago, forests in present day Inner Mongolia were filled with the calls of insects communicating through sounds that ranged from low tones to frequencies beyond … Read more