ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 9月24日 09時18分

From @nytmag | If you have ever felt like the rats of New York City are taunting you, you're not wrong. Brian House, a Brooklyn sound artist, says that rats hear on a different register than we do. What is quite loud for humans — the inescapable noise of a constantly moving city — isn’t an issue for #rats, who hear and speak above the human range of hearing. There's room in those higher frequencies for the rats to hear each other talk, gossip, chastise their kids. With special equipment and cleverly hidden microphones, Brian has figured out a way to record the city’s rats in their own loopy language. What they're discussing is still unknown, but there's one unmistakable sound: rat laughter. @dina_litovsky took this photo while on assignment for @nytmag’s special audio #NYTVoyages issue. See this weekend’s magazine, and visit nytimes.com/magazine to hear more. #?

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