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(Thematic Report) Marine lives

by Poomrapee Sommana | 30-06-2020 23:06 recommendations 0

A few months ago, We can see that the lock down measures in various major cities during the pandemic of the corona virus resulting in unbelievably good results for nature. Whether it is air, forest and water, and most recently, the reduction of underwater noise allows experts to predict that this crisis could have a positive effect on whales and other marine mammals.

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The researchers tested real-time underwater sound signals from observation points on the undersea floor. Operated by the Ocean Networks Canada near Vancouver Harbor and found that the low-frequency noise associated with the ship was significantly reduced by measuring the "loudness" in the 100 Hz frequency range from 2 areas: on the mainland and in the sea far from the coast and discovered that the noise decreased from both areas.


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Marine scientists around the world most of which cannot fully research due to the epidemic situation both gather information from opportunities "Once in a lifetime" to hear the whale sounds this time by the Center for Environment, Fisheries and Marine Science (Cefas), United Kingdom have installed an underwater microphone to collect audio data from 4 locations, 2 of which are in the North Sea. Another place is in Plymouth. And another place is near Bangor.



Sources:

1.https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/apr/27/silence-is-golden-for-whales-as-lockdown-reduces-ocean-noise-coronavirus

2.https://www.sanook.com/news/8106818/


 

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7 Comments

Kushal Naharki

  • Kushal Naharki says :
    Hello Poomrapee

    Greetings and Namaste from Nepal
    Wishing you a safe stay
    Thank you for your report on Marine lives

    Keep writing great reports.
    We are eager to read more reports from you.
    Green Cheers :)

    Best wishes,
    Kushal Naharki

    Posted 14-07-2020 10:06

  • Jasmine Karki says :
    Greetings

    Thank you so much for sharing such informative report among us!!
    It was great to go through it..

    Green cheers
    Regards
    Jasmine karki
    Posted 08-07-2020 16:30

  • Bal krishna Pandey says :
    Hi Poomrapee Sommana, ,
    Its me Bal krishna from Nepal.
    Thanks very much for your report about Marine life.
    Its great to hear positive impact of lock down to marine creatures.
    cheers~
    Posted 06-07-2020 00:37

  • Sandhya Adhikari says :
    Thank you so much for sharing such an interesting report with us.
    Posted 01-07-2020 12:00

  • Sang Su Mentor says :
    Hi Poomrapee Sommana, this is a mentor, Sang Su Lee.

    I am so glad to see that (mixed feeling though) COVID-19 has helped marine animals to live in the better condition. For me also, city noise is really bothersome. There are so annoying indeed. We should realize that some behaviors that we did without consideration can harm other animals...

    Thank you for sharing this article.

    Cheers~
    Posted 01-07-2020 03:38

  • Taehyun Mentor says :
    Hello Poomrapee Sommana this is mentor Taehyun!

    Generally, whales are very sociable and mysterious animals known to communicate with each other as curses. Although it is endangered because it requires special equipment and techniques to observe these whales, it is said that it is difficult to determine the exact number of whales, so we need more research on them!

    Thank you for the report!

    Green cheers!
    Posted 01-07-2020 03:18

  • Malika Rustamova says :
    Thanks for such an interesting and beneficial report. Hope that after pandemic period people will be careful for nature.
    Posted 30-06-2020 23:56

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