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File Size |
Sound Duration |
Description |
1 |
1.6 MB |
3:00 |
Humpback song, Cross Seamount, near Hawaii, February, 2005 |
2 |
245 KB |
0:26 |
Humpback feeding call, Bering Sea, 57º 47' N 162º 41' W |
3 |
274 KB |
0:31 |
Fin whales, Bering Sea, 57º 0' N 166º 4' W, actual whale call sequence with intercall intervals shortened, bandpass filtered sonobuoy recording. |
4 |
245 KB |
0:26 |
North Pacific right whales, 3 selected cuts of upsweep call, Bering Sea, 57º N 164º W, sonobuoy recording. |
5 |
777 KB |
1:44 |
Blue whale "A" calls off southern California, sonobuoy, PODS 1993 and WHAPS 1996 cruises, sea lion barks in background. This is the first part of the geographically distinctive song of the blue whale in this region |
6 |
454 KB |
0:57 |
Blue whale "B" calls, California, sonobuoy, WHAPS 1996, mostly infrasonic. This is the second part of this distinctive song. |
7 |
489 KB |
1:02 |
Blue whale "D" calls, Channel Is. California, sonobuoy, WHAPS 1996. These are non-song communicative calls. |
8 |
502 KB |
1:03 |
Blue whale song, Great Barrier Island New Zealand, 1997, seafloor hydrophone, 80 Hz frequency limit. Just one of the eleven blue whale song types known worldwide. |
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