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Humpback whales appear to want to communicate with us, not with sounds, but with bubbles. A recent study reveals intriguing ...

Scientists from Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California San Diego were able to "hear" the impacts ...

Sharma is a graduate student at CSAIL and works with advisors like our own Daniela Rus to advance this kind of discovery.

The problem is we don’t really know what the whales are saying.

and has discovered that whales make specific sounds that indicate they are part of a family, and that just like humans speak different languages, sperm whales also make 'dialects' depending on ...

Whale biologist Greg Merrill and his colleagues ... on an underwater rig off the N.C. coast and hit them with sounds at three different frequencies: 38 kilohertz, 70 kHz and 120 kHz.

The exact purpose of the biotwang sound among whales is still unknown. "With baleen whales, vocalizations can serve several different purposes," said Allen, citing breeding calls, feeding calls ...

Bryde’s whales are large baleen whales ... Google trained its AI to categorise different patterns in spectrogram images, which convert sound to a visual form. The AI was able to identify calls ...

Using AI to decode clicks from sperm whales, the scientists discovered a sophisticated alphabet hidden in the animals' sounds ... made up of different elements that the researchers call "rhythm ...

Different species—there are some 3,000 ... That air opens and closes a membrane that makes clicking sounds. Whales also use two oil-filled tubes, the spermaceti organ, which bounces sound ...

While the scientists have been recording these whale sounds for almost 20 years ... What resulted was the identification of 156 different "codas." These codas are, as one of the researchers ...