Scientists have long listened to the ocean, but new technology is helping to piece together a far more complex picture of life beneath the waves. Here, BBC Future lets you listen in. Read the full ...

READ MORE: American tourists blasts Brits abroad as 'animals' in brutal takedown The pistol shrimp uses this sound to hunt and defend itself from predators, as well as communicate with other shrimps.

A tiny, transparent fish makes a sound as loud as a pneumatic drill ... Scientists have known that other creatures, such as the aptly named pistol shrimp can create very loud noises as they ...

The loudest animals on Earth include the cicada, which can produce sounds up to 120 decibels, and the blue whale, whose calls ...

Mimicry and deception Pistol shrimp are also known for their impressive mimicry skills. Some species can imitate the sounds ...

Listen for yourself and read on to discover the cause. Listen to an audio recording from Lady Elliot Island on the Great Barrier Reef (2.2MB) The ‘frying’ sound is produced by snapping shrimp ...

to the ultra-sound of pistol shrimp, all sea life only tunes into part of the spectrum of sound available. In creating a soundtrack suitable for the human viewing experience, we too are doing much ...

Snapping shrimp, which create a pervasive crackling noise that sounds like bacon frying, are among the loudest marine animals. Credit Image credit: Tom Kleindinst/© Woods Hole Oceanographic ...

Melitid amphipods are shrimp-like crustaceans found worldwide. The newly classified Melita panda-- named after the charismatic mammal -- was first found in the 1990s. Details of the discovery and ...

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