All cetaceans are highly vocal, producing clicks, whistles, and haunting songs to communicate, navigate, and stay in touch across miles of open ocean. Press play and listen in.
A blue whale's call can reach 188 decibels and travel over 1,000 miles underwater — louder than a jet engine and among the loudest sounds any animal makes.
The most famous singers of the sea — long, structured songs that can last 20 minutes.
Pods speak in distinct dialects of whistles, clicks and pulsed calls passed down through families.
Powerful echolocation clicks — among the loudest sounds made by any animal — used to hunt in the dark deep.
Baleen calls, spouting, surfacing and the deep ambient song of the open ocean.