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Using a Sound Field to Reduce the Risks of Bird-Strike: An Experimental Approach
2017
Integrative and Comparative Biology
Synopsis Each year, billions of birds collide with large human-made structures, such as building, towers, and turbines, causing substantial mortality. Such bird-strike, which is projected to increase, poses risks to populations of birds and causes significant economic costs to many industries. Mitigation technologies have been deployed in an attempt to reduce bird-strike, but have been met with limited success. One reason for bird-strike may be that birds fail to pay adequate attention to the
doi:10.1093/icb/icx026
pmid:28881937
fatcat:h3wxjov4fzaxhgbl53ne2ktblu