Evidence of Synchronous Chorusing in North Atlantic Minke Whales

Many rorquals (blue, fin, sei, Brydes, and minke whales) communicate with pulses in the low and infrasonic frequency ranges. Research indicates that minke whales synchronize their pulsing with others, forming a chorus. Michael will introduce us to how this was discovered and why minke whales might be communicating in this manner.

Speaker: Michael Stocker, Ocean Conservation Research

Editor's Note: This talk replaces the original scheduled speaker.