Now, scientists from Project CETI (Cetacean Translation Initiative) and Harvard University are proposing a new method for ...

Read more about sperm whales: http://j.mp/sOSais Watch underwater footage of the mammal and hear its strange clicking sounds that are crucial to their survival Is ...

officials later determined it was actually an emaciated dwarf sperm whale. Staff members and volunteers eventually helped collect the animal off the beach and transported it to "veterinarians for ...

Oct. 31, 2024 — Today, a research team has proposed a new reinforcement learning framework with autonomous drones to find sperm whales and predict where they will ... Dolphins Sense Military ...

Suddenly, it dawned on him: They were the echolocation of not just one, but several endangered sperm whales hunting for prey in the area, and eventually honing in on an unlucky squid or shark. “ ...

According to scientists at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI), sperm whales frequent the deep waters around Monterey Bay much more than previously thought. The researchers ...

a population of around 200 sperm whales resides year-round in warm and sheltered waters. Historically, a strict permit system has kept commercial whale swimming to a minimum — a good thing for ...

The exodus of sperm whales from Mexico’s Gulf of California in response to jumbo squid population declines may be indicative of broader ecosystem instability, a new study has found. As apex ...

DAYTONA BEACH SHORES, Fla. - Authorities said a sick and injured pygmy sperm whale that washed ashore in Daytona Beach Shores on Monday has died. The whale was discovered along a stretch of beach ...

Population decline: Between 2009 and 2015, the population of sperm whales in the central Gulf of California ranged between 20 and 167 individuals, with a total "super population" of 354 whales ...

Project CETI (Cetacean Translation Initiative) aims to collect millions to billions of high-quality, highly contextualized vocalizations in order to understand how sperm whales communicate.

This is no easy feat, since sperm whales can dive over 10,000 feet andstay way below the surface for up to 60 minutes. Their habitats themselves stretch for thousands of miles.