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And be disturbed by. then they listen for the echo, and they can build up an image of exactly where the animals are around the turbine. then the other sensor that we've got on it is underneath this protective housing here, which is the passive hydrophones, which are listening to the sounds that the animals make. and we can use those to pick up the sounds of porpoises and dolphins. i've also noticed this, douglas. yeah. then there is the great umbilical cable. so, the optical fibres that are bringing the data ashore wow, 0k. but they're inside all of this, with a whole load of steel clamped in ...

Which is the passive hydrophones, which are listening to the sounds that the animals make. and we can use those to pick up the sounds of porpoises and dolphins. i've also noticed this, douglas. yeah. then there is the great umbilical cable. so, the optical fibres that are bringing the data ashore are actually about as thick as a human hair. wow, 0k. but they're inside all of this, with a whole load of steel clamped in there too, just to make it heavy enough to lie on the seafloor. but no—one said this was going to be easy. the journey to the far north of scotland begins. john 0'groats. it's ...

Very high frequency ping, which is too loud for the animals to hear and be disturbed by. then they listen for the echo, and they can build up an image of exactly where the animals are around the turbine. then the other sensor that we've got on it is underneath this protective housing here, which is the passive hydrophones, which are listening to the sounds that the animals make. and we can use those to pick up the sounds of porpoises and dolphins. i've also noticed this, douglas. yeah, then there is the great umbilical cable. so, the optical fibres that are bringing the data ashore are actuall...

Which is too loud for the animals to hear and be disturbed by. then they listen for the echo, and they can build up an image of exactly where the animals are around the turbine. then the other sensor that we've got on it is underneath this protective housing here, which is the passive hydrophones, which are listening to the sounds that the animals make. and we can use those to pick up the sounds of porpoises and dolphins. i've also noticed this, douglas. yeah. then there is the great umbilical cable. so, the optical fibres that are bringing the data ashore are actually about as thick as a huma...