Beluga whales are known as the "canaries of the sea" because they produce a large number of sounds including clicks, whistles, squeals, chirps, and moos! Watch today's video to learn more about them! https://oceantoday.noaa.gov/animalsoftheice_belugawhale/ | NOAA Ocean Today

Listen to the sounds of beluga whales! Did you know that a hydrophone is an underwater device that detects and records ocean sounds from all directions? This video shows a hydrophone in use to play the sounds of beluga whales beneath the boat in the Churchill River. Beluga whales are very vocal whales and listening to this video it is easy to hear why they get the nickname canaries of the sea. | Frontiers North Adventures

Amazing Beluga Whale Saving a Phone! 🐋💙 Did you know that these gentle giants are nicknamed the 'canaries of the sea' due to their unique vocalizations? 🌊✨ #BelugaWhale Fun Fact: Beluga whales are protected by law in many countries and are considered a vulnerable species due to threats such as habitat loss, pollution, and climate change. #sealife #oceanconservation #saveourseas #marinelife #underwaterworld #oceanlovers #oceanphotography #oceanexploration #blueplanet #oceanic #oceanawarness #w

Up to 800 beluga whales were seen migrating to the Arctic, where they give birth and molt dead skin. | National Geographic