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ピーター・タイヤック: 海洋哺乳類の興味深い鳴き声

Filmed Apr 2010 • Posted Jun 2010Mission Blue Voyage
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ウッズホール海洋研究所のピーター・タイヤック氏が海に隠された秘密「海中の音」について語ります。何百マイルも離れた仲間との交信に、クジラは音や鳴き声をどのように用いているのか?その驚くべき方法を、ミッション・ブルーのステージ上で説明します。

Peter Tyack studies the the social behavior and acoustic communication in whales and dolphins, learning how these animals use sound to perform critical activities, such as mating and locating food. Full bio »

Translated into Japanese by kie ikeda
Reviewed by Yasushi Aoki
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