Night falls on the Southern Bight and the water turns to polished slate, quiet enough to hear a gull’s wingbeat. Somewhere beyond the surf line, small great white sharks cruise a warm, sandy corridor that scientists long suspected existed but couldn’t delineate. The mystery has never been the sharks themselves – people see them – ...
Sharks have long been portrayed for centuries as the silent killers, sneaky, fast, and lethal. But what if they’re not quite so quiet as we’ve pictured? In a revolutionary research discovery, scientists have recorded sharks making noise for the first time, challenging century-old beliefs about these enigmatic predators. The accidental findings, released in Royal Society ...
For decades, sharks were seen as silent hunters. A groundbreaking discovery reveals they’ve been “speaking” all along and the recordings will surprise you. Breaking the Silence: Sharks’ Unexpected Vocalization In a major breakthrough in marine biology, researchers have, for the first time, recorded sharks intentionally producing sounds challenging the long-standing belief that these creatures are ...
