The footage was filmed at Toronot's Massey Hall on October 15, 1976 by 18-year-old Michael Boyce, and features the only known live concert footage of VdGG during their legendary World Record tour of ...

D printing can be a fun hobby -- until you encounter an issue for which you just can't seem to figure out the root cause. If ...

From a list of 2,600 nominations submitted by the public, the Library of Congress has selected 25 songs, albums and sounds ...

From clanking radiators and creaky floors to gurgling toilets and dripping pipes, your home can sometimes make a cacophony of sounds. It’s important to know the difference between noises that are ...

Their high frequency also puts the sounds outside the rig shark's limited hearing range, making it unlikely that they use the noises to communicate. "I think it's more likely that they would make ...

"I had never considered that any of the sharks I was studying could make any sort of sound. I was under the assumption that sharks are silent fish, so they wouldn't make any active sounds," she ...

It is eaten by bigger shark species — and by New Zealanders, who use it to make fish and chips. Dr. Nieder was taken aback when she heard the noise. Other sea creatures have mechanisms for ...

Scientists believe that the chirps may be a defense mechanism, as many predators of rig sharks can hear the sound. More research must be done to understand how the animals make the clicks and if ...

According to u/Direct-Lifeguard-346’s post earlier this week, their upstairs neighbours make noises from 8 p.m. to 7 a.m., when people reasonably want some peace and quiet. In contrast ...

She noticed that the rig sharks she was studying would start to make a chirping noise when she handled them in between tests in the lab. “When I first heard the sound, I thought … they sound like ...

"I had never considered that any of the sharks I was studying could make any sort of sound. I was under the assumption that sharks are silent fish, so they wouldn't make any active sounds," she said.

While cartilaginous fish like sharks and rays are known to use sound for communicating ... rig sharks handled by researchers deliberately make short, sharp clicks of relatively high peak frequencies.