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The extremely loud underwater noise from active sonar and ship sinking explosions will propagate for hundreds of miles through the offshore ecosystem, and have "the potential to disturb, injure, or kill marine mammals".
Loud underwater sounds, including artificial and natural orca calls, were not effective at deterring small sharks in the laboratory and had only a slight preventive effect in the wild.
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It has been shown that whales will even beach themselves to escape the noise, which is more than 100 decibels louder underwater than even the loudest rock concert.
At loud levels, underwater noise can injure or even kill porpoises, but it is more likely to lead them to abandon an area.
Then came an underwater yelp, loud enough to make waves, from 16-year-old Jack.
The Navy estimates that loud booms from just its underwater listening devices, mainly sonar, result in temporary or permanent hearing loss for more than a quarter-million sea creatures every year, a number that is rising.
To make them scarier, Ovivo, another Quebec firm, illuminates bubbles with flashing bright lights and installs underwater speakers to produce loud noises.
She describes the sensation of being underwater and alone at a meet, the "loud then quiet, loud then quiet" of one's head rising above the waterline, how "a chorus of warbled pops and splashings bursts against the sides" of your cap.
Spectrogram analysis of acoustical sounds for underwater target classification is utilized when loud nonstationary interference sources overlap with a signal of interest in time but can be separated in time-frequency (TF) domain.
Spectrogram analysis of acoustical sounds for underwater target classification is utilized when loud nonstationary interference sources overlap with a signal of interest in time but can be separated in time-frequency domain.
On my first trip to this area in 1992, I remember vividly the loud, concussive explosion of dynamite when I was underwater.
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