Blue whale songs recorded off Lakshadweep coast
2021-08-20 06:10
One hot 2019 afternoon in Lakshadweep, as marine mammal scientist Divya Panicker sat engrossed in listening to recordings retrieved from underwater sound recorders, she came across low blue whale moans, amid a cacophony of a rooster crow. Panicker described the acoustic experience with the giants as “one of the most thrilling parts” of her study […]
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