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AGelbert · « **Reply #120 on:** January 11, 2022, 04:41:00 pm »

Dec 7, 2021 INDONESIA

🐟 Whoops and 🐠 grunts: ‘bizarre’ fish songs raise hopes for coral reef recovery

The researchers compared areas one to three years into recovery against areas still degraded and areas that had never been damaged. They found most of the noises recorded were at least 50% more frequent in the healthy and restored habitats.

Previously unheard 🐟🐠 fish sounds from restored coral reef: 'Whoops, purrs and grunts'

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From whoops to purrs, snaps to grunts, and foghorns to laughs, a cacophony of bizarre fish songs have shown that a coral reef in Indonesia has returned rapidly to health. Many of the noises had never been recorded before and the fish making these calls remain mysterious, despite the use of underwater speakers to try to “talk” to some of them

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Previously unheard fish sounds from restored coral reef: 'Whoops, purrs and grunts'

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