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humanimalia-21807	De Bruyn, Ben	The Webs of Life: Review of The Sounds of Life (2022) and Gaia’s Web (2024) by Karen Bakker	2025	9	.pdf	application/pdf	2948	77	33	Humanimalia 15.2 (2025) 234 | De Bruyn, Review of Bakker Yet the most distinct feature of The Sounds of Life is not its interest in sound, biodiversity, and multispecies knots, but its refreshingly upbeat embrace of digital recording technologies and AI algorithms that are able to harvest and analyse vast quantities of acoustic data rapidly. Email: ben.debruyn@uclouvain.be RevIew ARtIcle http://doi.org/10.52537/humanimalia.18481 mailto:ben.debruyn@uclouvain.be Before her untimely death in 2023, the Canadian researcher Karen Bakker completed two insightful and accessible books that articulate valuable lessons for readers inter- ested in multispecies studies and digital technology: The Sounds of Life (2022) and Gaia’s Web (2024).	cache/humanimalia-21807.pdf	txt/humanimalia-21807.txt