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Peter Tyack:海洋哺乳動物的奇異聲音

Filmed Apr 2010 • Posted Jun 2010Mission Blue Voyage
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來自 Woods Hole 海洋研究所的 Peter Tyack 談論一個隱藏於海底的奇蹟——水下聲音。在這次藍色使命(Mission Blue)的舞臺上,他解釋了鯨魚令人驚異的天賦:牠們用聲音與歌曲,在海洋中跨越數百公里所進行的溝通方式。

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 Chinese, Traditional by Geoffrey C. Chen
Reviewed by chufung dou
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