Headphones on, drifting in a small inflatable, protected by a thin layer of rubber from an unimaginable amount of icy-water.
(photo & audio by greenpeace)
mp3
Lots of echolocation click trains indication of whales preying on schooling fish and repetitious calls to maintain cohesion of foraging groups.
Monday, February 26, 2007
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
SRKW Calls
Southern Resident Killer Whale Vocal Dialect Catalogue
The following calls were recorded in the presence of all southern resident killer whale pods, J, K and L, on September 26th and 30th, 2006, near Stuart Island in Haro Strait:
S1
S1_1
S1_2
S1_3
S1_6
S2i
S2iii
S6
S16
S16_1
S16_2
S16_3
S37i
S40
The following calls were recorded in the presence of all southern resident killer whale pods, J, K and L, on September 26th and 30th, 2006, near Stuart Island in Haro Strait:
S1
S1_1
S1_2
S1_3
S1_6
S2i
S2iii
S6
S16
S16_1
S16_2
S16_3
S37i
S40
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