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Sound moves about four times faster in water than air due to the density and closeness of water molecules. Sound relies on molecular collisions to propagate, so tightly packed molecules transfer sound energy more efficiently. Marine animals like whales and dolphins use this to communicate over vast ocean distances, sometimes spanning hundreds of miles. This property is also utilized in sonar technology for navigation and exploration of underwater environments.

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