Summary
Scientists have discovered that blue whales use low-frequency songs that killer whales struggle to hear, a form of acoustic crypsis that has helped the giant whales survive for millions of years by avoiding predators.
Scientists Uncover Acoustic Crypsis: Blue Whales' Low-Frequency Calls Evade Killer Whales
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16 July 2026 at 1:19 pm
Scientists Uncover Acoustic Crypsis: Blue Whales' Low-Frequency Calls Evade Killer Whales
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