Although it might not be coming from just one animal. In fact, the sound may even be a conversation between multiple creatures, according to Chapman. “We discovered that there were usually several ...

The Scientific Committee of the IWC, at its 2004 meeting, stated that there is compelling evidence implicating anthropogenic sound as a potential threat to marine mammals, and that this threat is ...

Both scientists and sailors alike have recorded unique, strange noises in the ocean for decades. They sound guttural, and alien.

Mysterious sounds emanating from the depths of the Southern Ocean continue to astound scientists ... a “conversation” between unidentified animals. The recording was made by New Zealand ...

these unusual sounds are coming from animals. And it certainly wouldn't be surprising if it were whales. These intelligent, cultured marine mammals, for example, fill the ocean with song.

The frigid depths of the polar oceans exist only in the imagination for most people. Images of stark white ice fields and ...

The frying sound is the result of lots of these shrimp hunting in the same area. The sound is so loud, the snapping shrimp competes with much larger creatures, such as the blue whale, to be the ...

The Southern Ocean continues to be a hot spot for discoveries. A giant "alien" creature was seen in Antarctica. The Phantom ...

No matter the animal, he believes that the recording ... devices attached to the back of the ship that detect and record ocean sounds from all directions. The antenna allowed them to figure ...

According to Ross Chapman, a professor emeritus of ocean acoustics at Canada’s University of Victoria, the Bio-Duck sounds may very well come from some kind of animal. “The sound was so ...

Now, an unidentified sound in the Southern Ocean that was first recorded in the ... They found that it either came from the animal with the tag or another minke whale close by.