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Bearded seals are loud – but not loud enough


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Listen to bearded seal vocalizations, sometimes described as “otherworldly.” These loud calls are essential to bearded seals’ reproduction, but rising industrial noise in the Arctic could have them struggling to be heard.
Bearded seals are loud – but not loud enough
February 24, 2021
During mating season, male bearded seals make loud calls to attract a mate. How loud? Well, even their “quiet” call can still be as ear-rattling as a chainsaw.
These elaborate vocalizations are essential for bearded seal reproduction, and have to be loud enough to be heard over the cacophony of their equally loud brethren
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But in the rapidly changing Arctic soundscape, where noise from industrial activities is predicted to dramatically increase in the next 15 years, bearded seals may need to adjust their calling behavior if they are going to be heard above the noise generated by ships and commercial activities. ....

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Bearded seals are loud - but not loud enough


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ITHACA, N.Y. - During mating season, male bearded seals make loud calls to attract a mate. How loud? Well, even their quiet call can still be as ear-rattling as a chainsaw.
These elaborate vocalizations are essential for bearded seal reproduction, and have to be loud enough to be heard over the cacophony of their equally loud brethren.
But in the rapidly changing Arctic soundscape, where noise from industrial activities is predicted to dramatically increase in the next 15 years, bearded seals may need to adjust their calling behavior if they are going to be heard above the noise generated by ships and commercial activities. ....

United States , Arctic Ocean , Margherita Silvestri , Christopher Clark , Michelle Fournet , Cornell Lab Of Ornithology Center , Department Of Fisheries , Sapienza University Of Rome , Proceedings Of The Royal Society , Marine Ecology Lab , Cornell Lab , Oregon State University , Conservation Bioacoustics , Vocal Compensation , Elevated Ambient Noise , Bearded Seals , Industrializing Arctic Ocean , Royal Society , Arctic Alaska , Alaska Native , Holger Clink , Aaron Rice , Sapienza University , ஒன்றுபட்டது மாநிலங்களில் , ஆர்க்டிக் கடல் , மார்கெரிட்டா சில்வெஸ்ட்ரி ,