Have you ever wondered if fish really are silent creatures? The phrase "silent like a fish" suggests they are quiet, but the truth beneath the waves is quite different. In the latest episode of the Acoustic World Podcast, our group learder Clara Amorim chats about how fish use sound to communicate in fascinating and complex ways. This episode, titled “Chatty Like a Fish,” opens a window into the underwater world of marine bioacoustics and fish communication. The episode “Chat

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