Sensory Ecology
Welcome to the Sensory Ecology Blog! Follow us on our research expeditions as we investigate how animals examine their underwater world.
Wednesday, February 1, 2017
Sound and the Sea
"As simple as it may seem above the surface, sound in the ocean provides a unique system for studying the marine environment, and an invaluable resource to better understand the complexities of marine life." This article on sound in the ocean highlights some of our recent projects and was just released on National Geographic Ocean Views. Check it out!
Oceanus Magazine on Snapping Shrimp
What's all that noise? Snapping shrimp colonies produce a ubiquitous 'crackling' noise and are dominant sound producers in shallow tropical and temperate waters of reefs and seagrass.
This great audio story just released by Oceanus Magazine highlights the work of our current post-doc, Ashlee Lillis, on snapping shrimp behavior and ecology.
Have a listen! Eavesdropping on Shrimp's Snap Chat
This great audio story just released by Oceanus Magazine highlights the work of our current post-doc, Ashlee Lillis, on snapping shrimp behavior and ecology.
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