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Sound travels roughly four times faster in water than in air.
Like other deep-diving toothed whales, Baird’s beaked whale produces extremely powerful echolocation clicks that can exceed 200 decibels underwater, enabling detection of prey in total darkness at great distances.
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Underwater acoustics behave differently than in air, allowing these intense sound pulses to travel vast distances through dense seawater, effectively turning the whale into a living sonar array in a lightless world.
Such acoustic power illustrates how evolution has engineered biological systems capable of generating signals at intensities that would damage human hearing instantly, redefining sensory boundaries in the marine environment.
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