Let’s explore why whales sing and how these mesmerizing sounds play such an important role in the continued survival of these most ancient of creatures. To Communicate Whale songs are a primary ...

And while no other whale song has traveled so far ... (There are a few excerpts of audio recordings of the whale available online, but they are almost all sped up between five and 10 times ...

The soft, haunting sounds of whales left me speechless. That feeling of awe, it turns out, is changing how people behave long after the tour ends. A new study from Australia's Sunshine Coast ...

Tourists describe a sense of awe when they witness whale songs, and a series of new studies ... and pre-recorded underwater audio played through speakers on the boats. The researchers then ...

The sounds they were exposed to included natural whale vocalisations, tail and fin slaps, blows and breaches, as well as pre-recorded underwater audio played through onboard speakers. Lead ...

Humpback vocalizations, including the complex and wide-ranging “whale song” performed by males, typically have an audio frequency between 80 and 4,000 hertz (Hz). But the newly described pulse ...

Whale songs offer a unique way to engage the public in ocean health ... Ships, seismic activity, and the movements of other marine creatures all appear in audio recordings. Each acoustic signal ...

S6: Pan’s Dwindling Ep7: Dreams of the Autopilot A soundscape for Episode 3. A full playout of the whale song that sent Pan to sleep. A watery montage of humpback, orca, bowhead and blue whales.

How whales really produce whale songs and the famous fake fossil that foxed palaeontologists for the best part of a century. Plus we’re taking a look at the so called “Forever Chemicals ...

AI can find correlations between audio, video, chemical analysis ... Though such an influence isn’t quantifiable, activists agree whale songs have been a major inspiration for the campaigns ...

However, we can’t just analyse whale songs by listening to them – we need ... Before my PhD, I worked in acoustics and audio signal processing, where I became all too familiar with the STFT ...