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Sonar Training That Deafens Whales and Dolphins Finally Limited By US Navy
After facing several lawsuits, the US Navy has finally agreed to limit its use of sonar training devices that has harmed thousands of marine animals in the Pacific, specifically off the coast of Hawaii and Southern California.
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