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Migration Sound and Climate Response: Deep-Water Fish Sound Could Reveal Ocean Secrets
Scientists recently picked up a distinct new sound using highly sensitive instruments: the hum of deep-water creatures at dusk and dawn as they move to and from the surface. Learning more about the mysterious sound could tell us more about response to climate and fishing.
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