1 August 2012: A Humpback whale's non-song signals were recorded by on Ocean Sonics icListen high frequency hydrophone deployed in Folger Passage at a depth of 95m. Original filename: ICLISTENHF1205_20120801T122409.498Z_20120801T122909.513Z

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Humpback Whale Calls

1 Feb 2012: Our Naxys hydrophone captured these recordings of transient orcas (Bigg's killer whales) possibly attacking a larger baleen whale (perhaps a gray whale). Numerous loud slapping or breeching sounds are heard, intermixed with the calls of multiple orcas. The loud pulses of sound energy are generated by cavitation off the tail flukes as the whales accelerate. This is very typically heard when transients are attacking sea lions, which they kill by repeatedly ramming them with their heads and slapping them with their flukes. Toward the end of the recording, listen for low groans and clicks of the larger whale. This hydrophone was deployed next to a powerful Biosonics echosounder, which you can hear as regular clicking sounds. The recordings were processed to remove most of the clicking, but some remains.

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Orca Attack

These humpback whale vocalizations were recorded by John Ford, research scientist at the Pacific Biological Station, Fisheries & Oceans Canada. Dr. Ford has been working closely with Ocean Networks Canada to plan and conduct research on marine mammals along the west coast of Vancouver Island.

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Example Humpback Whale Calls

16 September 2013: This recording of humpback whale song and sperm whale echolocation clicks was captured by an Ocean Sonics icListen high frequency hydrophone, deployed in Barkley Canyon at 392m depth. The sperm whale echolocation clicks become more frequent as the whale approaches its target. 

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Original filename: ICLISTENHF1251_20130916T101639.538Z_20130916T102139.543Z

Humpback Songs with Sperm Whale Clicks

Warning: the initial implosion and first two echos are very LOUD!
22 July 2013: Glass flotation spheres imploded in Cascadia Basin. This was recorded by an Ocean Sonics icListen low frequency hydrophone deployed at 2662m depth at our Cascadia Basin node. Original filename: ICLISTENLF224_20130722T080912.065Z_20130722T081412.090Z

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Implosion with 10 Echoes

1 June 2013: K-pod is the smallest Southern Resident killer whale pod. Their dialect is mixture of calls made by the J and L pods. The K-pod has been seen as far South as California during the winter. These southern resident K pod orca calls were recorded by an Ocean Sonics icListen high-frequency hydrophone in Folger Passage at a depth of 105 m.

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Southern Resident Killer Whale K-Pod

2 June 2013: L-pod is the largest Southern Resident killer whale pod. There are many call types unique to this pod, though their dialect has some overlap with K and J pods. These calls were recorded by our Ocean Sonics icListen high-frequency hydrophone in Folger Passage at a depth of 105 m. 

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Southern Resident Killer Whale L-Pod Calls (1 of 2)

7 September 2013: The second half of an interesting recording made by an unidentified marine mammal. This recording was captured by an Ocean Sonics icListen high frequency hydrophone, deployed at Folger Passage at a depth of 105 m. If you think you may know what animal is making these noises, please comment below!

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Unidentified Marine Mammal near Folger Passage (2 of 2)

14 September 2014: This unusual recording was captured by the Ocean Sonics icListen high frequency hydrophone deployed at 1256m depth at Clayoquot Slope. Experts who have listened to the recording are not able to identify the call with certainty due to a lack of information about Baird's beaked whale vocalizations, although the consensus is that it is probably a Baird's beaked whale. Baird beaked whales have not been studied as much as other whales as they are primarily offshore and tend to be elusive. 

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Possible Baird's Beaked Whale at Clayoquot Slope

04 July 2014: This mystery toothed whale was recorded by an Ocean Sonics high frequency hydrophone at Ocean Networks Canada's Clayoquot Slope node. Experts have yet to conclusively identify the species that produced this sound, so post your guesses below or send them to info@oceannetworks.ca with the subject "Mystery Sound" if you think you know what this is! 

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Unidentified Toothed Whale at Clayoquot Slope

English Script here: http://marcoste.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Script-Ti-Racconterò-di-Me-ITA_ENG.pdf

CONSIGLI PER L'ASCOLTO: Il modo migliore per ascoltare Ti Racconterò di Me è andando in una piazza pubblica della città in cui ti trovi. Lì cerca un posto tranquillo o esplora lo spazio intorno a te, premi play e lasciati trasportare dal racconto.

Ti Racconterò di Me è un racconto sonoro creato per l’area intorno alla Piazza Don Bosco, nella periferia di Roma, dalle studentesse della classe IIA (a.s. 2019-2020) dell’IIS Piaget-Diaz.
Un racconto sull’amore, la famiglia, la solitudine, il bullismo e l’identità, una ricerca sonora sul mondo dell’adolescenza dalla prospettiva di quindici ragazze.

Ti Racconterò di Me nasce da un laboratorio sul racconto sonoro della durata di quattro mesi in cui, attraverso registrazioni d’ambiente, interviste, condivisione di segreti davanti a un microfono, le giovani autrici di questa creazione sonora hanno ricomposto, pezzo dopo pezzo, il puzzle complesso delle loro relazioni familiari e d’amore, del rapporto con le proprie amicizie e con la città che abitano.
Ti Racconterò di Me vi porterà a scoprire un pezzo della città di Roma da una prospettiva unica e irripetibile, riportando alla memoria quell’adolescenza che tutti abbiamo vissuto.

Credits
Ti Racconterò di Me
Scritto da Caterina Betti, Serena Biello, Alice Bracchetti, Paola Cardillo, Beatrice Caterino, Martina Fugnanesi, Sara Maisa, Serena Mei, Gloria Miani, Aurora Rogai, Michela Soto, Ilaria Tantalo, Sara Ventrella.
Supervisione testi, sonorizzazione e montaggio di Marco Stefanelli e Mamadou Cellou Diallo.
Voce di Ilaria Tantalo.
Un ringraziamento speciale alle professoresse Assunta Corricciati e Roberta Nelli, e ai docenti e al personale dell'Istituto Piaget Diaz, sede di Via Nobiliore, quartiere Don Bosco, Roma.
Ti Racconterò di Me è prodotto da Guide Invisibili e Laboratorio 53 ONLUS, nell'ambito di "Collezione Di Classe", progetto della Fondazione Pastificio Cerere realizzato grazie al finanziamento del Ministero per i beni e le attività culturali e per il turismo nell’ambito dell’avviso Scuola attiva la Cultura.

Ti Racconterò di Me - Ascolto per una piazza pubblica

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Ti Racconterò di Me - Ascolto per una piazza pubblica

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