Dr. Lindy discussed how whales and dolphins are sensitive to underwater noise pollution, what the main sources of this pollution are, and possible solutions, including what kids can do to help. She showed a few slides from her year-long research trip across the Pacific Ocean, studying sperm whale sounds, with her then 5 yr. old and 10-mo. old. (CW: graphic photo from 7:15-7:26.)
Tag: underwater noise
DCP Deep Dive: Quieting Noise in the Sea – Acoustic Damage to Whales and What We Can Do About It
Whales and dolphins are sensitive to underwater noise pollution. Topics covered in this talk include the main sources of underwater noise pollution, the various impacts that have been found, and possible solutions.
Deep Dive AND Dolphin Lesson
On Tuesday, 25 June, come learn about underwater noise from Dr. Lindy Weilgart.
Deep Dive starts at 11:00a ET.
Dolphin Lesson follows at 11:50a ET.
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