Scientist says strange South Tampa sounds are coming from mating fish
Locascio, who is a scientist at Mote Marine Laboratory, said the black drum fish produce a bass sound during mating season.
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Locascio, who is a scientist at Mote Marine Laboratory, said the black drum fish produce a bass sound during mating season.
Could fish be behind the mystery sound puzzling people in South Tampa and other coastal areas? FOX 13 first brought you the story two weeks ago as many South Tampa neighbors searched for source of a sound made on certain nights. They could hear and even feel a low bass with vibration.
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