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Havana syndrome

An Assault on the Ears: The Future of Audio Warfare

November 30, 2022 by Jodi Krangle

This is the third episode of a three-part series about sonic tactics, and it’s been quite a journey. So far, I’ve talked about how animals use sound in the wild, from spiders doing wasp impressions to sperm whales whose calls can be deadly at close range, and how people in the past have learned to […]

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Filed Under: Research & Technology Tagged With: audio technology, audio warfare, crowd control, directed audio, Havana syndrome, Howard Stapleton, LRAD, Mosquito machine, sonic weapons, sound cannon, sound technology, ultrasound

Scary Pigs and Phantom Planes: Audio Warfare Through the Ages

November 23, 2022 by Jodi Krangle

During my last episode about sonic tactics, I talked about the different audio strategies that animals have developed for hunting prey and escaping predators, whether they’re orcas using tail slaps to stun schools of fish or moths evading a bat’s sonar with their clicks. As it turns out, some of those strategies are surprisingly similar […]

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Filed Under: Research & Technology Tagged With: 23rd Headquarters Special Troops, audio strategies, Ghost Army, Great Big Story, Havana syndrome, kabura-ya arrows, sonic deception, sonic war tactics, sound war tactics, Story of Gideon, turnip arrow, war elephants, war pigs

Tooth, Claw, and Clamor: How Animals Use the Power of Sound to Survive

November 16, 2022 by Jodi Krangle

Five years ago, the first stories broke about a mysterious syndrome affecting American and Canadian diplomats in Cuba. Each case began with the victim hearing inexplicable grating sounds that people around them couldn’t detect, which then developed into headaches, hearing loss, vertigo, and even brain damage. New cases began to appear in embassies all around […]

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Filed Under: Research & Technology Tagged With: carousel feeding, clearwing moths, Havana syndrome, killer whales, moth clicking, orcas, pistol shrimp, snapping shrimp, sonar disrupting, sonic tactics, sound bubble, sperm whale, sperm whale clicking, tiger moth

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