# Con Slobodchikoff
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Constantine "Con" Slobodchikoff (born April 23, 1944) is an animal behaviorist and conservation biologist. He is a professor at Northern Arizona University where he studies referential communication, using prairie dogs (Cynomys gunnisoni) as a model species. Much of his recent research has shown a complex communicative ability of the Gunnison prairie dog alarm calls.
[S1E1] Prairie Dogs Required
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Episode Notes
Our first episode has Nicole talking about prairie dogs, go figure. They not only help to increase plant and animal diversity around their burrows, but are also very tasty snacks. Nicole believes that without prairie dogs, we would have no prairies.
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EP 17 - BI Book Club 1: THE REALITY BUBBLE
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Ep20 Con Slobodchikoff into the world of animal languages
Con Slobodchikoff is Professor Emeritus of Biology at Northern Arizona University, and co-founder and CEO of Zoolingua, a company that is using artificial intelligence technology to decode animal communication. Also known for writing the book “Chasing Doctor Dolittle: Learning the Language of Anim…
Look Who's Talking
This week's episode explores what we know about language, cognition and emotional intelligence in other animals. I talk with Con Slobodhcikoff, CEO of Zoolingua and author of Chasing Dr. Doolittle: Learning the Language of Animals. You can find out more about Dr. Con at his website https://www.co…
1160. A Device That Will Translate What Your Pet Says Into English
Not Sci-fi. A Device That Translates Woofs and Meows Into Words
Dr. Con Slobodchikoff (Professor Emeritus NAU) believes we are close to developing a gadget that will translate what your dog or cat is saying into English words. While several novelty items are currently on the market, his work is b…
Why are cats scared of snakes?
"Cats are genetically hard-wired through instinct to avoid snakes," Con Slobodchikoff, animal behaviorist and author of "Chasing Doctor Dolittle: Learning the Language of Animals," said. "Cucumbers look enough like a snake to have the cat's instinctive fear of snakes kick in." What are cats afrai…
Beth Stern Tells Us Howard Is A Softie Around Their Foster Animals
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Yes, she is the wife of Howard Stern. But more importantly, Beth Ostrosky-Stern is an avid animal advocate. She's fostering a bunch of animals at home. She says Howard is really into her pets, and sometimes he gets very emotional when the animals find homes.
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The AI That Talked to Animals: LLMs and Biometric Communication [05]
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In this episode of "AI Freaky Facts" we explore how AI is learning to decode animal sounds, revealing hidden worlds of communication. What happens when animals finally talk back? Find out how AI is reshaping our world and challenging our place in the natural order.
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AI Is Learning to Talk to Animals (And They're Talking Back)
What would it be like if you could talk to your cat or dog? Would you chat long into the night, or would it just be angry demands for food?AI is decoding animal communication, revealing that dolphins use names, elephants call individuals, and prairie dogs have grammar.Machine learning has uncovere…
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