Mapping Acoustic Corridors in Colombia’s Gulf of Tribugá
Researchers have mapped how humpback whale songs and other marine sounds create essential 'acoustic corridors' for navigation and survival. The study argues that preserving these invisible pathways is just as critical as protecting physical habitats from the threats of boat traffic and climate change.
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