Scientists used fossil wings, lasers and AI to recreate the calls of insects from 165 million years ago; some Jurassic species were already communicating above human hearing
- The research focused on nine extinct insect species related to modern crickets and katydids.
- For 165 million years, the sounds made by insects living alongside dinosaurs were lost to time.
- Scientists have now recreated some of those calls using fossilised wings, studies of living insects, computer modelling and artificial intelligence.
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- The research focused on nine extinct insect species related to modern crickets and katydids.
- For 165 million years, the sounds made by insects living alongside dinosaurs were lost to time.
- Scientists have now recreated some of those calls using fossilised wings, studies of living insects, computer modelling and artificial intelligence.
Sources: Times of India