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Bimonthly podcast of the Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales (MNCN-CSIC) with which, through a narrative approach and tone, we want to make the museum known through stories aimed at all audiences. Each episode, which will have a maximum duration of 10 minutes, will deal with a theme: the collections, the exhibitions or the research we carry out. It will also include an agenda to highlight some of our events and a sound of nature that closes each program.

With the collaboration of sounds from Fonoteca Zoológica.

-Cómo se comunican los animales, con Gonzalo M. Rodríguez. Ciencia para leer.
Podcast Episode

The social life of the animal world is full of curious and surprising events. There are some species that are always honest in their messages and others that lie to get food, or to get rid of predators. Sometimes movements, gestures and sounds are enough to survive, but, at other times, it is necessary to deploy very risky strategies in order to get food and a mate. We talk about nightingales, frogs, whales, lizards, ants and bees with Gonzalo M. Rodríguez, expert in animal behavior and author of Cómo se comunican los animales (CSIC-Catarata).

With the collaboration of sounds from Fonoteca Zoológica.

Highlighted Areas

  • Feature 1

    FCW Frog Calls of the World Sound List

    Search our catalogue of published recordings (CD, cassette, vinyl) at the Fonoteca Zoológica, by genus, specie or family.

  • Feature 2

    Publications

    Some Sound Guides edited by the Fonoteca Zoológica and Alosa (Sounds of Nature).

  • Feature 3

    Search recordings

    use the search for sounds of animal species indexed in our music library

Sound Samples

Hylodes cardosoi  
FZ sound collection
Lucas Forti
Fejervarya limnocharis  
FZ sound collection
Rafael Márquez
Gastrophryne elegans   
FZ sound collection
Xavier Eekhout
Hypsiboas multifasciatus  
published
Guia interativo dos Anfíbios Anuros do Cerrado, Campo rupestre & Pantanal

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