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at issue, noises pinging from near the titanic site. the site and search area is massive. try twice the size of connecticut. time is running short. all this as more vessels head to the area. three more arriving this morning including one ship with side-scanning sonar all to reach a minivan size sub that could be two miles aabove the surface. no guarantee that the crew members in the submersible haven t already tried, if they could. fears more than half a dozen backup systems from sandbags to emergency inflatable balloons failed. all of them failed. amid new warnings that have come to light about the vessel s safety during its development in the first place. one enthusiast cancelled his plans because of those safety concerns. he never took the trip. know growing concern for the five on board this missing titan sub that did. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. fox on top of a rescue drama right now that could be unfolding nearly two miles below the ocean surface. we go t ....
based on this and on the accelerated race to find them. watch this. there s been multiple reports of noises and every one of them is being analyzed, tracked, looked for patterns. i can t tell you what the noises are. we re searching where the noises are with respect to food and water, it s my understanding, there s limited rations. i can t tell you how much they have aboard. this is the first look that we ve had at the search area which is about twice the size of the state of connecticut and about twice as deep as the depths of the grand canyon. these are the last photos that were taken on sunday of the titan just before it went down in to the depths of the ocean. on board, hamish harding, a wealthy british adventurer. he holds three guinness world records, he s been in to space on blue origin. saturday he said he was proud to be heading down to the famous titanic wreck. hamish, he casually wrote that he s on his way to the titanic and waiting for the perfect wi ....
Riding until like 9:00 p.m. it will be light out. look forward to that. my candidate roundtable with chris christie, you can download that at foxnews.com and listen to the podcast we did together yesterday. he had a chance to talk to a few voters in something new that we re doing with the candidates. we re looking forward to that. have a great afternoon. with respect to the noises specifically, we don t know what they are. to be frank with you. the p-3 detected noises. that s why they re doing what they re doing. that s why there s sonars in the water. the good news is what i can tell you, we re searching in the area where the noises are detected. neil: nearly four days in this sub search. news that sounds good, but what if those sounds aren t coming from this lost submersible? ....
Britain show similarities between dolphin whistles and the human communication. do these dolphins talk to each other? yes. they do interact with each other vocally. they use sounds to communicate. and what the sounds mean, we don t entirely know. but they know. they know. and i think what is most common with these animals, the sounds aren t a language, it s a vocabulary like what we have. like dogs barking or wolves howling in the forest, that means something to those wolves, that means something to those dog us. and dolphins are very similar in that aspect. reporter: to most it would seem that dolphins are talking to each other, not just barking. when we re under water, it is noisy, there s clicks and whistles and sounds. and because their hearing is built entirely different than our, it s very it s like a charterbox down there. reporter: the fact is they re not using their mouths at all. they don t have vocal chords ....
they know. and i think what is most common with these animals is that the sounds aren t a language. it s not a vocabulary like what we have, but like dogs barking or wolves howling in the forest, that means something to those wolves, that means something to those dogs and dolphins are very similar in that aspect. reporter: to most it would seem that dolphins are talking to each other, not just barking. when we are underwater, it is noisy. there s clicks and whistles and sounds. and because their hearing is built entirely different than ours, it s very it s, like, a chatterbox down there. reporter: the fact is they re not using their mouths at all. they don t have vocal cords, so any noises or squeaks or squawks that a dolphin makes, yeah, it comes out of the blowhole on top of their head. if you take a balloon and you blow it up and then you pull the no nozzle, you can make squeaks and squawks that s exactly how it work. the balloon is like their lung ....