If you would like to use any of the sound clips or photos in our lab webpages, please contact Amanda Hansen at WHOI for permissions and required credits. What is that Sound? Tagged Odontocetes produced regular click trains often punctuated by a brief pause or rapidly accelerating series of clicks, called a 'buzz' or a 'creak'.
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