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Sperm whales produce clicking sounds that reach source levels of 236 dB re 1 micropascal at one meter, making them the ...

Sperm whales routinely reach depths exceeding a mile and stay submerged for nearly an hour on a single breath, a feat ...

In this context, the team discovered that whales resting closer to the surface of the water released more bubbles while sleeping. Specifically, they blew bubbles around 11 times in each nap. The sperm ...

New research from the University of St Andrews and Université de Neuchâtel has uncovered the mechanism that allows sperm whales to sleep in a unique vertical position just under the ocean surface.

In a new study, scientists wanted to find out why sperm whales sometimes release bubbles while they snooze – this is what they found.

Landlubbing vacationers might not see its appeal, but still, the Whaling Museum does well with history lovers and Herman ...