When it comes to courtship, some rituals can be raucous. The white bellbird of the Amazonian mountains produces mating calls that can be louder than a bison’s bellows and a howler monkey’s howls.

The language of love is nothing if not subtle and complex. To woo potential mates, some species will whisper sweet nothings, sing a soft serenade, or even grunt a gentle come-hither call. But male ...

A tiny water-dwelling insect has the loudest song for its size in the world, researchers find — a mating call it probably makes with its genitals. Discovering how such a little insect makes such a big ...

Researchers say they've recorded the loudest bird call in the world, and the tiny birds use their booming voices to attract potential partners. The white bellbird, living high up in the trees of the ...

A tiny water-dwelling insect has the loudest song for its size in the world, researchers find — a mating call it probably makes with its genitals. Discovering how such a little insect makes such a big ...