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Sharks Found to Produce Sounds in Groundbreaking Discovery

  • Scientists have recorded rig sharks producing sounds by snapping their teeth, a groundbreaking discovery in shark communication.
  • The sounds occur during handling and may serve as distress signals, according to researcher Dr. Carolin Nieder.
  • The clicks last about 48 milliseconds and can reach volumes of 156 decibels.
  • This finding suggests that these sounds could indicate communication among sharks, a previously unknown capability.
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Science broke the news in on Tuesday, March 25, 2025.
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