Enhancing how we hear the health of coral reefs

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May 20, 2025, 7:09 am126 ptsTrending
We know that noisy reefs are healthy, but carefully listening to the sounds made by fish, invertebrates and humans underwater can help us understand the details better, such as changing diversity, distribution and abundance of species. There might even be new species to identify in the cacophony.

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