Beluga Whale Sounds

Are you looking for the sounds of the Beluga Whale? This sound application puts a collection of calls made by beluga whales at your disposal. Get it now and take your time.

"Sea canaries" is a nickname commonly given to beluga whales due to the variety and frequency of their vocalizations, which earned them the nickname. Both echolocation and communication with other individuals are accomplished with the help of these sounds. These vocalizations produce a wide variety of sounds, such as whistles, squeals, chirps, and clicks, and they originate in the air sacs found in the head. These sounds can even be heard above water or even through the hull of a boat if you are in the right position.

Calls made by belugas are not used for echolocation, and their frequencies range from 2.0 to 5.9 kilohertz on average. In addition, an echolocation sound produced by a captive beluga ranged between 40 and 60 kHz in one location but between 100 and 120 kHz in another location after it was moved.

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