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Fauna Communications Research Institute*
Fauna Communications is a
non-profit organization dedicated to helping
save, helping heal, and helping protect both animals and humanity through its
empirical, objective and subsequently published research. Everything we do is for this planet and its inhabitants. Thankfully
we have been recognized several times by PBS Nature Series, National Geographic,
National Science Foundation and many other wonderful individuals we have met on
the journey.
Nice! We didn't know we would be recognized like this!
Please also see our sister animal behavior site Miss Dolittle!
"If we could walk with the animals, talk with
the animals what a wonderful place this world would be." Dr. Dolittle
"If we could walk with
the animals, talk with the animals, what a safer place this world would
be...." E. von Muggenthaler, Fauna Communications, after the 2004 Indonesian
earthquake and tsunami.
Please Help Us.
For 20 years
we have been
educating the scientific community and the public about the plight of
endangered species; the planet; humanity and our Earth on all 7 continents. We may have to shut
down due to the lack of absolutely any grants. If this happens, the 5 papers we have ready for
publication will not get sent, and lifesaving Inventions
will not get produced.
We are all
connected on this earth, and WE
must keep Fauna Communications running!
We are asking all to come forward
and go to our CD
Store
and purchase one of our CD's. We
also have some other items that our staff and other kind friends and donors
have for sale at the
Horse, Antiques,
Silver and Jewelry Store. Think wedding gifts!
Studies that are ready for
publication:
von Muggenthaler, E., Hale,
P., Conti, R., Johnson, K. (2003) Infrasound from Equus Caballus:
The role of the guttural pouch and why horses "spook." (Funded by
Fauna Communications)
von Muggenthaler, E.,
Johnson,M., Hauser, E., Renaud, M. ( 2005)
Can Animals Detect Natural Disasters:
A warning system for humans as studied with rhinoceros; dogs; cats; elephants and tigers.
(Funded by NSF)
Baxter, M., von Muggenthaler, E.
(2011)
Atmospheric Infrasound from the Giraffe:
The "Watchtower of the Savannah." (Funded by Fauna Communications)
von Muggenthaler, E.,
Johnson,M., Hauser, E., Renaud, M. (2005) Seismic
Detection in the Okapi: A case study for Giraffe. (Funded by NSF)
Mardis,S., von Muggenthaler, E., Gregory, J,
Anderson, R. (2011)
Echolocation in a Freshwater Lake: A
Paleontological and Geological Perspective.
(funded by the Radius Foundation)
Please see our CD Store for:
1.
Relaxing Cat purring CD's from the Domestic cat, the Cheetah, the Cougar,
and the Serval.
2.
Endangered and Critically
Endangered Species CD's that you will hear nowhere else,
3.
Dinosaur CD (what they may have sounded like (based on skull structure) CD for kids, the young at
heart and for Halloween!
Please
see our Equestrian, Antique and Jewelry store
Nice! We didn't know we would be recognized like this!
We are raising money to
create two animal communication - intelligence based tools or machines if you
like. We need your help to make this work. It takes a lot to produce and
manufacture something.
A. One invention
can
inexpensively, and non-invasively help injured humans and other animals, and can
be used at home, in hospitals, or animal clinics.
B. One invention can alert the world to natural disasters, so that
what has happened in recent years in the tsunami, or the Afghanistan earthquake will not
happen again. It will be affordable to everyone..... so simple it is.
"If we could walk with
the animals, talk with the animals, what a safer place this world would
be...." E. von Muggenthaler, Fauna Communications, after the 2004 Indonesian
earthquake and tsunami.
"Can animals predict Natural Disasters?"
PBS
Nature Series
Episode link
or
Check
out our Research
Riverbanks Zoo
Seismic Research
Our Website
Lake
Champlain
Storm and earthquake detection
Other seismic animal
communication research
*All information, sound files and pictures
on this website are copyrighted by Fauna Communications, and cannot be
duplicated without written permission from Fauna Communications*
Fauna
Communications
P.O. Box 1126, Hillsborough N.C. 27278
Thank you and Peace! If you
need any more information on these endeavors please do not hesitate to
contact
us.
E-Mail
Phone: (919) 732-1322
Our
institute conducts communication-behavior correlation studies on species that
have never been recorded before, and our focus is also on creating empirical and
objective language acquisition research with animals. We now have the technology
to create secondary languages and study interspecies communication empirically. We
are one of the foremost authorities on animal communication above (ultrasound)
and below (infrasound) the human hearing range.
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