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Bizarre fish songs show a rapid recovery of Indonesia's coral reef. Despite using underwater speakers to try"talking" to some of the fishes, the fish producing these sounds remain unknown. The corals are already returning, but the scientists wanted to see whether the other reef species were returning as well.
Researchers conducting surveys of an Indonesian reef which has been re-seeded with new corals over the past decade have said that sound recordings show that
The strange sounds underwater made by different types of fish tell the story of a healthy reef. | ITV National News
In Indonesia, thousands of square meters of coral are being grown on formerly damaged reefs, but earlier, it was uncertain if these new corals would recover the complete reef ecosystem.
University of Exeter press release. Whoops, croaks, growls, raspberries and foghorns are among the sounds that demonstrate the success of a coral reef