Which characteristic changes due to vocal attenuation in forest bird calls?

💡 Explanation

Call amplitude decreases as acoustic energy spreads; forests cause additional scattering and absorption attenuation. It is reduced amplitude causing low signal and high miss-rate for a bird needing to hear the call, because frequency shifts or code corruption are less affected and require extreme circumstances rather than normal decay.

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