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Bioacoustics plays a crucial role in the study and conservation of cetaceans. Bioacoustics is essential in this context, as Cetaceans use sound signals to communicate. It enables researchers to understand communication and behaviour patterns as these animals often rely on sound to hunt, move, and detect their environment. The use of bioacoustics enables cetacean populations to be monitored non-invasively. Moreover, this technique is used to assess disturbances from human activities, which can help develop management and policy strategies for cetacean populations. Understanding cetacean acoustic behaviour is essential to developing effective conservation plans. Sperm whales emit clicks and coda for all of their behaviours. Our research tries to understand the specific use of acoustic signals linked to behaviour. Aquasearch also tries to characterise the acoustic anthropogenic impact on their communication.
We were delighted to learn of the financial contribution we received; thanks to you for signing up for Web3Inbox! This would not have been possible without you and the Sovereign Nature Initiative, who made this unique project possible. For this campaign, we provided acoustic recordings of sperm wha...
Aquasearch offers expertise in the environmental and oceanographic fields, including scientific research projects (field and laboratory), as well as public awareness and communication (scientific popularization). They put their skills to work in France and abroad to carry out research projects in marine and freshwater environments. With a strong background in university research, they have forged close links with several research organizations (CNRS, SABIOD, MEDIMEER, etc.). They are jointly developing innovative research projects on the ecological and acoustic study of aquatic species.