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Armed with AI, FAU researchers identify prey from predator crunching sounds

Armed with AI, FAU researchers identify prey from predator crunching sounds
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Researchers at Florida Atlantic University have developed an AI-powered system that identifies shell-crushing feeding events by marine predators using underwater acoustics. This technology helps scientists monitor coastal ecosystems by detecting sounds of predators like rays eating mollusks.

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This innovation provides a non-invasive way to study critical ecological processes that were previously difficult to observe in the wild.

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video: Whitespotted eagle rays crunch clams in the lab and in the wild. These sounds helped FAU researchers develop an AI-powered system that can detect and classify shell-crushing feeding events underwater.

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