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According to a May publication in the Journal of Wildlife Diseases, researchers at UH Mānoa and the College of Tropical ...

The signals would not cause any actual tissue damage, but it's possible that they affect the behavior of some marine mammals, which rely heavily on sound to communicate, navigate, and find food.

As waters warm and food sources shift, marine animals are seen in unexpected places. Scientists sound alarm after whale's death signals worrisome behavior change: 'The ocean seems to be changing ...

Sound Signals; Committee's Report ... Dec 4.--When the International Marine Conference met to-day it immediately proceeded to the consideration of the amendment proposed yesterday by Capt. Richard ...

These types of signals can travel thousands of kilometres, making hydrophones a valuable tool for identifying and classifying events in marine environments. For our study, we analysed data from the ...

The man was fined after being found guilty of violating regulations around approaching marine mammals in November 2024.

With the arrival of summer on Canada's west coast, residents and tourists are planning to be out on the water. Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) reminds everyone to follow the laws and guidelines ...

But sound can travel thousands of miles and link animals across oceanic basins and in darkness, Duarte says. As a result, many marine species are impeccably adapted to detect and communicate with ...

Marine animals depend heavily on sound. Sound is one of the few communication signals that travel quickly across long distances in the oceans and are not stopped by low light levels or objects ...

During a survey, sound signals are generated every four to ten seconds, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Surveys can last for weeks or months, and cover thousands of square kilometres of ocean.