Vlad Demartsev

@animal-sounds.bsky.social

Behavioural ecologist #AnimalBehavior #VocalCommunication #Bioacoustics @unikonstanz @CBehav @MPI-AB

Finnish nature photographer Lassi Rautiainen followed a female grey wolf (Canis lupus) & a male brown bear (Ursos arctos) for 10 days. They played together, shared meals, napped together. Both were young adults. They appeared to be... friends? (📷: Lassi Rautiainen, www.wildfinland.org)

A brown bear and a grey wolf on a green grassy plain, both looking in the same direction, with strange wispy trees out of focus and concealed in fog in the distance.  The suggestion is of a land of magic where bears and wolves are friends.

And just like that, the final day of #CBehav has come to an end. 😭🏜️ Tomorrow, the students and TAs begin the long journey back home. Today was all about the final presentations, and it is honestly mind-blowing what these 4 teams managed to accomplish in just 6 days of fieldwork! 🧵👇

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Field course update from #CBehav! 🏜️📊 We have officially started project week and things are incredibly busy. The groups are out collecting data for 4 exciting projects this year! No time for a long update but here's a quick look at today's action! ☕️🏃‍♂️👇W

🚨REPOST PLEASE! 🙏🏻 Calling all South African 🇿🇦 zoology students! You have ONE more week to apply to our Collective Behaviour Field Course 📍Two weeks at the Kalahari Research Centre 🗓️ June 2026 💸 Fully funded Application details are at www.exc.uni-konstanz.de/cbfc DM for any questions

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Check out our new blog post!🚨 Authors provide an overview of the animal2vec framework, including its capabilities and potential for usage in animal behavior, ecology, and conservation research 🔊 🌍 🧪 Read more here👇

Detecting and classifying animal calls from audio data using animal2vec

Post provided by Julian Schäfer-Zimmermann An introduction for people lacking a machine-learning background We provide a non-technical explanation of the animal2vec framework, including its capabil…

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