Скачать или смотреть Humpback whale song - False Bay, South Africa

This recording was made on a bottom mounted hydrophone (Soundtrap 400) moored nears Simons' Town, in False Bay south of Cape Town.

Humpback whales can be found in the bay year round - but peak during winter and spring months. We have already published several scientific papers on the present and nature of whale song in the bay -- see our website for details. https://seasearch.co.za/research/publ...

These newer recordings are being analysed as part of a PhD study on humpback whale song in the area and form part of the long term data we are collecting on soundscapes and marine mammal presence around our coasts.


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