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Scientists play reef sounds through underwater speaker in Hawai‘i; cameras record 4 to 14 times more baby fish at treated site

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Times of India (IN)2h ago

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Scientists play reef sounds through underwater speaker in Hawai‘i; cameras record 4 to 14 times more baby fish at treated site

A team of scientists has found that playing the sounds of a healthy coral reef underwater can attract substantially more young fish to a reef site. In a study published in Scientific Reports, researchers used an underwater speaker in Kāne‘ohe Bay, O‘ahu, to broadcast recordings made at a healthy reef.

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The Times2h ago

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Scientists play reef sounds through underwater speaker in Hawai‘i; cameras record 4 to 14 times more baby

Scientists play reef sounds through underwater speaker in Hawai‘i; cameras record 4 to 14 times more baby

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