Oceanography
Decode whale sounds
Australian scientists are studying the sound of humpback whales, saying they have deciphered the mysterious whale's communication system, determining the whale's cry and…
Sound
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Sound.
Topic archive
Articles about Sound
1,057 published items.
Oceanography
Diverse sounds of fish species
Increasingly, scientists have discovered many incredible mechanisms of fish when creating mysterious murmurs, growls or pounding to attract mates and drive away enemies.…
Oceanography
New discoveries about the mysterious language of whales
Scripps Institution of Oceanography researchers for the first time know why blue whales on the deep ocean emit a sound like singing. They recorded this sound and provide…
Oceanography
Whale language is richer than we thought
Humpback whales use up to 35 sounds during communication activities. They also have things
Oceanography
Ice mountains know how to sing!
Scientists are examining the tremors of the Earth's crust in Antarctica believing they have found an ice mountain. This interesting discovery is published in today's iss…
Oceanography
Listen to the sound of the ocean
Landslides, earthquakes, or the melodious singing of whales ... The sea can be extremely noisy, vibrant with all harmony. Soon, we will know these deep melodies thanks t…
Oceanography
Whales know how to sing
The whining of the blue whale is a complex sound that may be deeper than any human hearing limit. Those sounds are so powerful that they can pass through the ocean. Argu…
Oceanography
Fast fish species like lightning make the scientific world stunned
Despite the rough, ugly appearance, frog fishes are lightning fast when it takes only 1 / 6,000 of 1 second to catch the prey.
Archeology
Ancient instruments still play well after 1,700 years
Archaeologists discovered a lipstick in the Altai Mountains, Russia, that could produce sounds after 1,700 years, National Geographic reported yesterday.
Archeology
The roar makes people listen to the hair-raising of the tyrant dinosaur
According to Professor Clarke, our lack of sympathy for such sounds can be traced back to the innate memory of long-forgotten predators.
Archeology
Human voices have germinated from 25 million years ago
Experts believe that the foundations of common spoken language for high-end primates, formed about 25 million years ago.
Archeology
For the first time, an ancient bird fossil was discovered in the Middle Ages
On October 19, Argentine scientists discovered the 70 million-year-old fossil Antarctic of a Middle-aged bird that still has a tracheal structure that can generate sound…
Archeology
Detecting 14 stone bars like Tuy An stone herd
14 strange stone bars have been discovered with many shapes and colors, when using stone or wood knocked in, the sound is very similar to the set of Tuy An rock (Phu Yen…
Archeology
Restoration of 'love song' from Jurassic
The love song of an extinct grasshopper species from 165 million years ago has been successfully restored by scientists.
Archeology
Strange rock blocks like human heads, solid-bodied fish
Many curious people have rushed to see strange stones shaped like a human in Phu Yen, but emit sounds ...