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A new study says low-frequency sounds from human activities can affect squid and other cephalopods, not just whales and other marine mammals, which have long been thought to be vulnerable to such pulses.
For two hours the animals were exposed to sound with intensities of between 157 and 175 decibels and frequency ranges of 50 to 400 Hertz.
Originally posted by tinker9917
Sorry, i can't play video. Where did this squid die/wash up?
Originally posted by MajorKarma
Originally posted by tinker9917
Sorry, i can't play video. Where did this squid die/wash up?
Sorry you can't watch video (there was no video) and can't read the article that was linked. Don't worry, you are not alone, 1 in 7 are on Food Stamps and the term "Useless Eaters" is becoming the standard and not just an insult anymore. But this proves one thing, anyone can get a computer, Internet Access and have an opinion.
For those very few who read the article and maybe picked up on the significance of what sonic pulses ca do in water, imagine what could be done at the right frequency in simple airspace. I don't think we will have to imagine for long.edit on 5-5-2011 by MajorKarma because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by JibbyJedi
A new study says low-frequency sounds from human activities can affect squid and other cephalopods, not just whales and other marine mammals, which have long been thought to be vulnerable to such pulses.
Doesn't HAARP use ELF waves? So many low frequency waves all over the place are affecting the eco-system of our only home. Big business isn't going to change much of anything until they have to, which won't happen when their business partners with the gov't.
Originally posted by JibbyJedi
A new study says low-frequency sounds from human activities can affect squid and other cephalopods, not just whales and other marine mammals, which have long been thought to be vulnerable to such pulses.
Doesn't HAARP use ELF waves? So many low frequency waves all over the place are affecting the eco-system of our only home. Big business isn't going to change much of anything until they have to, which won't happen when their business partners with the gov't.