Acoustic ecology is an interdisciplinary field that examines the relationship between humans, their environments, and the sounds that characterize those environments. It encompasses the study of how sound affects and reflects ecological systems and the ways in which it influences animal behavior, human interaction, and the overall experience of the environment. Key components of acoustic ecology include: 1. **Soundscapes**: This term refers to the acoustic environment as perceived by humans.
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