Whales and dolphins change the way they communicate in a noisy ocean

Mongabay
Oct 26, 2018, 10:43 am311 pts
Noise from ships changes the way that whales and dolphins communicate with each other, according to two studies published this week. Marine biologists know that an increasingly cacophonous ocean, filled with the din from shipping, seismic surveys and sonar, is undoubtedly impacting the animals that live there.…

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