Ocean warming, primarily resulting from the escalating levels of greenhouse gases in the
atmosphere, leads to a rise in the temperature of the Earth's oceans. These gases act as …

Since the industrial revolution the ocean has become noisier. The global increase in
shipping is one of the main contributors to this. In some regions, shipping contributed to an …

The ocean's soundscape is fundamental to marine ecosystems, not only as a source of
sensory information critical to many ecological processes but also as an indicator of …

Since the industrial revolution, oceans have become substantially noisier. The noise
increase is mainly caused by increased shipping, resource exploration, and infrastructure …

This paper describes the Santos Basin Underwater Soundscape Monitoring Project (PMPAS-
BS), a Brazilian ocean soundscape monitoring initiative. The main objective of the project is …

Ocean bottom seismometer networks can record opportunistic data sets of 20-Hz fin whale
calls. Because networks are often too sparse for multi-station tracking, single-station …

The pantropical spotted dolphin in the Eastern Tropical Pacific (ETP) is found in two
genetically and phenotypically diverged ecotypes, coastal and offshore. These habitats have …

Many large baleen whale species are endangered due to decades of commercial whaling
before its international ban in the 1980s. Monitoring the recovery of their populations is …

Sound serves as the main sensory input for many species in the ocean (Richardson et al.,
1995; Weilgart, 2018). As sound travels over four times faster in water than in air (Urick …

Male humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae) are known to produce long and complex
songs during their breeding season. Every year, each humpback whale breeding population …