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Could the sounds of Okinawa’s wildlife reveal how climate change is reshaping the natural world? Twenty-three audio recorders across the prefecture are capturing data, while AI helps scientists at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology monitor how species — especially birds — are responding. (Chris Russell, 2024)
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