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Tag: sonar

Is Noise Pollution Causing Marine Mammals to Starve?
Behavior

Is Noise Pollution Causing Marine Mammals to Starve?

Noise surrounds our daily lives, and the oceans are no exception. Sonar is used by the Navy and oil industry,…
November 4, 2020November 4, 2020 Katherine Barrett
The view from a sperm whale’s nose
Behavior

The view from a sperm whale’s nose

What happens if you place a microphone on the tip of a sperm whale’s nose? Putting anything on the nose…
August 18, 2020 Julia Zeh
SURFO Special: Surveying hazardous faults during Eastern Haiti’s 270-year earthquake hiatus
Geology

SURFO Special: Surveying hazardous faults during Eastern Haiti’s 270-year earthquake hiatus

Every summer, the URI Graduate School of Oceanography hosts undergraduate research interns called SURFOs. In this post, learn about Kamal…
September 22, 2019October 2, 2020 Nyla Husain
Fisheries Methodology ocean engineering

Echoes in the deep: Robots with fish finders

You might call it the Batmobile of the sea: Scientists put sound based fish finders into an underwater robot to…
January 5, 2016January 4, 2016 Austen Blair
Biology Coastal Management Ecology

Home is Where the Lagoon is: how highly mobile manta rays rely on specific habitats

There is nothing like coming home after a long trip; you’re able to rest, refuel, and recharge your batteries. Mobile…
July 23, 2014 Gordon Ober

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