Animals
Whales' Diving and Feeding Patterns Disrupted by Man-made Noise [VIDEO]
Blue whales and beaked whales will alter diving patterns or avoid important feeding areas when exposed to the sort of underwater sonar noise produced during U.S. military exercises, according to research in two newly published studies.
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