Hearing Through the Throat
Friday February 8, 2008
A study on beaked whales shows that these animals perceive sound signals through their throats.
Sonar vibrations enter the whale's throat and are passed along through a fatty channel to the ears.
For additional information about this study, see:
Sonar vibrations enter the whale's throat and are passed along through a fatty channel to the ears.
For additional information about this study, see:
- Beaked Whales Actually Hear Through Their Throats (Science Daily)
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