Original paper
Acoustic crypsis in communication by North Atlantic right whale mother–calf pairs on the calving grounds
Abstract
Mammals with dependent young often rely on cryptic behaviour to avoid detection by potential predators. In the mysticetes, large baleen whales, young calves are known to be vulnerable to direct predation from both shark and orca predators; therefore, it is possible that mother–calf pairs may show cryptic behaviours to avoid the attention of predators. Baleen whales primarily communicate through low-frequency acoustic signals, which can travel...
Paper Details
Title
Acoustic crypsis in communication by North Atlantic right whale mother–calf pairs on the calving grounds
Published Date
Oct 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
15
Issue
10
Pages
20190485 - 20190485
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