ExclusiveHow Do Whales Talk Underwater?🐳

What was that? Did the ocean just growl? If the ocean is talking, I hope it has something nice to say. That sound might have come from a whale. A whale? But how can whales talk underwater? Testing, testing. Is this microphone working? Do whales really talk like that? No. Whales communicate by making special sounds. You sound like a whale with a cold. I was going for a professional whale voice. Sound travels well underwater, so whales can hear each other from far away. So they don't have to swim right next to each other? Exactly. Good! No need to swim over and shout in each other's ears. Miss Ellie, are they saying something to each other? They might be. Scientists know whales communicate with sounds, but not what every sound means. My little one, where are you? Right here! Actually, if whales could talk like that, I'd love to chat with them. That whale needs to stop moving while it's talking. The ocean is like a giant telephone. A whale makes a sound, and another whale can hear it from far away. So the water helps carry the message? That's right. Hello? Is this the whale restaurant? Wrong number. Why do some whales make such deep sounds? Some whales make very low sounds that travel far through the ocean. Oh, now I get it. My tummy just vibrated. Maybe leave the whale singing to the whales, Ollie. They're having a conversation. They may be communicating with one another. Excuse me, is this the whale group chat? Oh, I think I joined the wrong chat. Why is communicating with sounds so important for whales? Whales use sounds to communicate and help them find things around them. So whales don't need words like we do. Right. They use sounds to send signals and communicate underwater. Ocean is full of voices we can't even hear. Maybe the ocean is full of secret conversations. Let's explore new things together.