National Geographic(@NatGeo):Sperm whales communicate through rhythmic sequences of clicks called codas. These sounds play an essential role in diving for food, chatting at the surface, and even during birth—but experts believe they may be changing as the ocean becomes a noisier place for whales. 🔗

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Sperm whales communicate through rhythmic sequences of clicks called codas. These sounds play an essential role in diving for food, chatting at the surface, and even during birth—but experts believe they may be changing as the ocean becomes a noisier place for whales. 🔗