A study reveals that whales vocalise less during marine heatwaves to kill their prey, linking climate change to changes in ...

A new study has found that whale songs can act as a barometer for the effects of climate change on ocean ecosystems.

One of the most wonderful things about spearfishing, free diving, or generally just being in the ocean are the sounds of the ...

New findings suggest the evolution and behavior of at least some baleen whales has been significantly shaped by fear of orca attack.

The finding indicates whale songs could serve as a barometer for their overall health, the study said. ‘It is a window into their lives.’ ...

We wanted to know if these changes in the ecosystem were reflected in the whales' acoustic behaviour. To track the occurrence of singing, we examined audio recordings acquired through the Monterey ...

listen to humpback whales singing, enjoy unforgettably close encounters with gargantuan blue whales, travel with thousands of boisterous common dolphins, and see a host of other species from sperm ...

As populations of this food source recovered from the marine heat wave, detections of blue whale singing soared. When krill numbers fell again, so did the whales’ songs. Unlike blue whales ...

“These vocalizations can be detected if the singing whale is anywhere within an area thousands of square kilometers around the hydrophone,” according to the release. The study kicked off in ...