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C3PO nuttin' R2D2!

holy guacamole... THAT'S HUGE 😱

Thats is a goblin spider omg thats is creepy

Amazing

Do they swim sideways?

If they’re using active sonar there either training or they’re looking for something.

Guess what they r back

*WHOMP* "weee :)" *WHOMP WHOMP* "yaaaay! :D"

wow

I’m dying

Fingers crossed for you

i think it is HF sonar

if you experience these sounds when you are diving underwater, it can literally melt your brain because it emits 235 decibels of sound… even just 200 decibels can rupture your lungs and eardrums… 210 decibels can first make your brain hemorrhage and slowly turn to mush… any of this can happen even if you are many miles away from the active sonar because sounds travel better underground. if you want to learn more about this, please check out the video titled “the last sound you hear” by MR SLAV.

It sounds more like the warning cry of a chipmunk.

This is so dang cute

cheer$

Sounds like sperm whale makin wit da sperm.

Great pings!

Thanks fir this. I'm wondering if you have any Wave Height vs Time model visualizations for the lower mainland or BC coast, similar to the videos produced by Washington State DNR, such as "Tsunami wave simulation for Washington State"?

l'm scary 🕷️

No wonder the sea life is dying, that would be torture to listen to..

💪 P r o m o S M

This makes me want to go to a concert in Pompeii.

Horrifying.

Thaths so cool they life on abt 600-2000 meters deep so rare to encounter and on such coast is rare

Transmitting multiple pings including one FMCW (frequency modulated continuous wave) and another CW with a relatively higher frequency. The faint fades in the tail of both FMCW and CW are the effects of reverberation (ocean is like a box so the reflection from surface and/or seabed are called reverberation that is how it differs from echo!), this tail fades away (after couple of reflection, reflecting again and again and the acoustic energy is absorbed) by time. I've observed a third signal, notably higher in frequency compared to these two. It does not have harmonics as these two FMCW and CW have harmonics (look at the frequency range between 6-7 kHz). That leads me to believe this third signal is an echo reflected from a moving object, the Doppler shift, suggesting the object is moving toward the transmitter.

It's Scary

The southern resident orcas, one of the few out there that can say 2020 was actually a good year for them

ahh, the omnipresent sablefish and poralias

oonopidae

omg why sea spider is look like a alien

And his name face is Oonopidae

bro that's is a goblin spider

Yippie

That Spider It Name's Oonopidae Goblin Spider

Quin spider

for anyone wondering, this sound would be written like this: 𐃍

Is that eren founding titan form

Looks like a Kaiju about to terrorize tokyo

I am pooping my pants

WE HAVE NO METABOLISM INSIDE AND OUT INSTANTLY AND FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!

NOTHING IS MURDERED KILLED OR SACRIFISED INSIDE AND OUT INSTANTLY FULLY AND FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!

WE DO NOT BELIEVE IN ANYTHING INSIDE AND OUT FULLY INSTANTLY AND FOREVER!!!!!!!!!

WE ARE ALL WHALES INSIDE AND OUT FULLY INSTANTLY AND FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The world scarest spider in sea they eat humans😨😱😨

Pretty cool Tech to track that boat. How many hydrophones are in that array? And what is their spacing? Thanks in advance

Hey im archnophobia

gotta love broadband noise

SHUT UP. any time people think they can fight nature. They loose their time , money, and minds. just think about all the bullsht you're getting money for, and how much more CO2?? OR CARBON?? it cost to do this. And please decide witch one you're ripping people off for