Dennis Higgs
@dhiggs.bsky.social
Professor of Integrative Biology UWindsor, study marine science especially of fish hearing, underwater noise, open water swimming is my happy place.
New paper just out with inventive title thought up by first author Riley Beach (not on Bluesky) on anthropogenic noise and fish transcription and behaviour. @ibiouwindsor.bsky.social
April 4, 2025 at 6:25 PM
New paper just out with inventive title thought up by first author Riley Beach (not on Bluesky) on anthropogenic noise and fish transcription and behaviour. @ibiouwindsor.bsky.social
Have a new collaborative paper out on how to use sound to trap invasive species. Turns out round goby can also speak French. authors.elsevier.com/c/1kE~K14Z6t...
authors.elsevier.com
December 10, 2024 at 4:23 PM
Have a new collaborative paper out on how to use sound to trap invasive species. Turns out round goby can also speak French. authors.elsevier.com/c/1kE~K14Z6t...
Looks like a cool book but why did the news article lead with whale song if the book is called sing like a fish? Many more fish in the sea than cetaceans (and yes my biases are showing).
All kinds of sounds are happening in the oceans.
There are whale songs or echolocation. Cephalopods can make and hear sounds, too, even without ears, and then there’s human-made noise, like the giant shipping containers that crisscross the globe.
There are whale songs or echolocation. Cephalopods can make and hear sounds, too, even without ears, and then there’s human-made noise, like the giant shipping containers that crisscross the globe.
How Sound Rules Life Underwater
In her new book, science journalist Amorina Kingdon explores the astonishing variety of sound in the ocean, and how it affects ecosystems.
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November 23, 2024 at 9:54 PM
Looks like a cool book but why did the news article lead with whale song if the book is called sing like a fish? Many more fish in the sea than cetaceans (and yes my biases are showing).