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    Sound of Silence

    Mar 17, 2021 2 minutes

    HERE WERE NO BUSLOADS OF tourists vying for Golden Gate Bridge views in the San Francisco Bay Area last spring, and roads normally clogged with commuters were nearly empty. With pandemic lockdowns in force, behavioral ecologist Jennifer Phillips was struck by the profound quiet—and by a

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