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Underwater noise harming marine animals

Underwater noise can can drown out the calls marine animals use to communicate, the echolocation sounds they use to navigate and locate food, and the sound of predators.

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BY KATHY HEISE
March 29, 2014

News | BY KATHY HEISE | March 29, 2014

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