Human noise can be harmful to sound-centric marine mammals. Significant research has focused on characterizing behavioral responses of protected cetacean
Animal-borne electronic instruments (tags) are valuable tools for collecting information on cetacean physiology, behaviour and ecology, and for enhancing conservation
Minke whales are difficult to study and little information exists regarding their responses to anthropogenic sound. This study pools data
Characterization of multivariate time series of behaviour data from animal-borne sensors is challenging. Biologists require methods to objectively quantify baseline
For marine animals, acoustic communication is critical for many life functions, yet individual calling behavior is poorly understood for most
We used field experiments to measure potential changes in behavior from noise exposure to blue whales off southern California from
The development of short-term high-resolution movement and acoustic archival tags has enabled a greater understanding of baleen whale dive and
Marine mammal strandings associated with specific mid-frequency active sonar (MFAS) systems have driven much of the awareness, research, and regulatory
Rorqual whales exhibit an extreme lunge filter-feeding strategy characterized by acceleration to high speed and engulfment of a large volume