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They make sounds under the water that sound like cries. These sounds are heard by other organisms of their species, and is understood. The scientists also said that they make a sound and they can know their location and where others are by sound wave that they made. Whales can also relate to musical instruments like, violins, Cello's, trumpets, trombones and harps.
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∙ 13y agowhales actually communicate by singing. Dolphins do the same,both of the animals are mammals
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Which animal leaps out of the water to communicate with others of its kind?
whale
How does a killer whale communicate?
through sounds
How do whale sharks communicate to each other?
they poo
How do the bottle-nosed and orca whale communicate?
echolocation
How does a humpback whale communicate?
it calls out very loud
How does the fin whale communicate?
By low frequency pulses.
How whale communicate?
whales actually communicate by singing. Dolphins do the same,both of the animals are mammals
How does a blue whale communicate with other whales?
it makes nosies
What is blue whale's cry?
The blue whale's cry is nicknamed the "Sulphur Bottom". The blue whale's cry is it's way to communicate to other whales.
Can humpback whales communicate with other whales?
Yes. They communicate by "whale songs". A kind of groaning that can travel as far as 20 miles.
Where do blue whale communicate?
Blue whales communicate under water with the same type of species. But somehow, they are also able to communicate to each other when they are above the water trying to find food.
How do humans effect whales ability to communicate?
Whales communicate using sound waves. When a large ship enters the range of a whale, it can produce loud noises which can confuse and disturb the whale. Imagine trying to get anything done when a jet engine is going off near you! Humans affect whale communication by building ships with loud engines that can drown out the natural noises in the whale's habitat. Loud ship engines can cause hearing impairment and stress in a whale.
