This Crazy Instrument Lets Us Hear How Dinosaurs Might Have Sounded
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A musical instrument called Dinosaur Choir uses 3D models of dinosaur skulls to recreate prehistoric vocalizations. Users blow into a microphone, producing sounds that resonate through a Corythosaurus skull model, resulting in deep wails rather than movie-style roars. The project, recognized at a musical instrument competition, combines scientific research with artistic expression to explore how dinosaurs may have sounded.
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