Dugong Vocalizations More Prominent at Night, Revealed by Underwater Recordings
Underwater recordings in Sangihe, North Sulawesi, have revealed that dugongs are more vocal at night. Researchers identified 117 calls from 707 hours of recordings, with vocalizations peaking after dark. This finding sheds new light on the elusive mammal's behavior.
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