The tool can be helped to identify dolphin species and to study the impact human activities, like fishing, have on the aquatic mammals.

Reported by Ars Technica, Nvidia’s new AI model is called Fugatto and it combines new AI training methods and technologies to transform music, voices, and other sounds in ways that have never ...

Known as the “bio-duck,” this strange sound was first recorded in July 1982 in the Pacific Ocean’s South Fiji Basin. The name refers to a series of low-frequency pulses that were discovered during an ...

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They sound guttural, and alien. The sound is dubbed the "bio-duck" — though it doesn't sound like a duck — and you can hear an example of a recording below. Researchers have now reanalyzed one ...

This strange, quack-like sound quickly became a topic of widespread interest, and its continuous repetition earned it the nickname “Bio-Duck.” Initially recorded during an experiment designed to ...

In the waters around Antarctica, decades ago, humans heard a strange sound: a repeating noise that sounded like the quacking of a duck, if the duck was a giant kraken. In the years following the first ...

Blake Moore (R-UT) is advancing in the lame-duck 118 th Congress. On Nov. 21, the House Natural Resources Committee ... The definition of federal waters includes coastal water (the Atlantic Ocean, the ...

Shutterstock / Budjak Studio With colder weather finally arriving across much of the continental United States, it is about ...

History is filled with mysterious artifacts, and the Aztec death whistle is an intriguing example. Imagine a musical instrument with the sound of a terrifying, blood-curdling scream. This unusual ...

But they weren’t the only people to hear the sounds. In the ensuing decades, multiple instances of the strange audio—nicknamed the “Bio-Duck”—were documented, particularly in the waters ...

The bursts of sound resemble quacks, earning the recording the nickname “Bio-Duck.” Speculation about their source was varied. It could be an underwater submarine, or a fish. “However ...