Whales, Dolphins, shrimp, fish, you name it - if it makes noise in the water, it can be picked up and heard by submarine passive sonar systems.
As an old Submarine Sonarman myself, I can tell you that Humpback whales make the most beautiful (and haunting) songs in the ocean. Sperm whales make a high-frequency "clacking" sound, similar to whacking a pair of 2x4's together. Dolphins make a very high-frequency squealing noise, which can be irritating when they're really close. They tend to turn up when a boat comes to Periscope Depth, as do other fish, shrimp, and various other sea critters, especially at night.
Unless you're really close to a Humpback whale though, it's difficult to impossible to hear one through the hull directly because of the constant noise of machinery - electronic systems, electrical fans, hydraulics, engines, etc.
yes, i went in a submarine about two years ago, we could hear dolphins, whales and more!
Whales can only live in marine environments. It is quite conceivable that they could live near submarine mountains.
Yes.
A whales whistle is very loud you can hear it when you are standing a little far.
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Both whales and elephants can hear extremely low frequency sounds.
* No, I can't say that I have.. * Sounds pretty fishy to me
A whales whistle is very loud you can hear it when you are standing a little far.
Yes, and yes.-- Whales can hear each other.-- You can hear through motel walls, especially when you want to sleep.
Several animal species are able to hear frequencies well beyond the human hearing range. Some dolphins and bats, for example, can hear frequencies up to 100 kHz. This called ultrasound.Elephants can hear sounds at 14–16 Hz, while some whales can hear subsonic sounds as low as 7 Hz (in water).
What a strange Question ! On two occassions a whale has charged our submarine,,, we had a big bang but the whales would have had very sore heads. We think they presume we are a rogue male trying to steal there mate, but we will probably never find out.