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Kyoto University study uses underwater mics to track rare dolphin visits in Japan

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Scientists from Kyoto University deployed underwater microphones to monitor dolphin activity in two bays along Japan's Sea of Japan coast. The research was prompted by local residents who had been regularly reporting dolphin sightings in the area. Findings revealed that dolphin sounds were detected only approximately once every ten days, indicating the animals visit these waters infrequently rather than inhabiting them permanently. The study highlights the value of long-term passive acoustic monitoring as a tool for better understanding and conserving marine wildlife.

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