Meet Sperm Whale: The loudest animal on the Earth, who talks with clicks and buzzes
Sperm whales, denizens of the deep ocean, rely on sound for survival in their extreme environment. They produce the loudest biological sounds on Earth, reaching up to 236 decibels underwater. These intense clicks are used for echolocation, helping them find prey like squid in the dark depths, though measuring their true range remains a complex scientific challenge.
Sperm whales, denizens of the deep ocean, rely on sound for survival in their extreme environment. They produce the loudest biological sounds on Earth, reaching up to 236 decibels underwater. These intense clicks are used for echolocation, helping them find prey like squid in the dark depths, though measuring their true range remains a complex scientific challenge.
