Gibraltar Strait Whales Face Survival Threat from Maritime Noise Pollution

An international study reveals that pilot whales in the Strait of Gibraltar are increasing their call volume to overcome noise pollution from maritime traffic, reaching their biological limit and threatening their survival.

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el-mundoSpanish34d ago

Las ballenas del Estrecho de Gibraltar "ya no pueden gritar más": el ruido del tráfico marítimo amenaza su supervivencia

Un estudio internacional revela que los calderones aumentan el volumen de sus llamadas para sortear la contaminación sonora, pero ya han alcanzado su límite biológico Leer

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Gibraltar Strait Whales Face Survival Threat from Maritime Noise Pollution

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Las ballenas del Estrecho de Gibraltar "ya no pueden gritar más": el ruido del tráfico marítimo amenaza su supervivencia

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