Scientists dive into pondlife soundscape
Scuba divers will be less surprised than the non-diving public by the revelation from University of Bristol researchers that, beneath the surface, inland waters are
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Scuba divers will be less surprised than the non-diving public by the revelation from University of Bristol researchers that, beneath the surface, inland waters are
Many animal species use sound to help them perform co-operative actions – but this reliance can render them vulnerable to disturbance from human noise pollution.
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