Sounds and the Ultra-Sounds of the Bottle-Nose Dolphin
Various Artists
Dolphins are known to have a highly complex system of communication, combining clicks, whistles and ultrasound. Sample these sounds and ultrasounds (frequencies have been lowered to a range audible to the human ear) recorded in the Virgin Islands and Miami, which also include vocal exchanges between human and dolphin. Expert John Lilly narrates.
Track Listing
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101
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Introduction | n/a | 2:30 | |
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102
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Slow clicking and whistles | n/a | 1:39 | |
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103
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Clicking and whistling: slow and fast | n/a | 2:48 | |
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104
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Hydrophone recordings | n/a | 2:48 | |
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105
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How dolphins create sounds | n/a | 4:20 | |
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106
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Dolphins and human voice reproduction | n/a | 10:30 | |
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107
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Dolphins and femal voice response | n/a | 7:21 | |
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108
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Dolphin mimicking | n/a | 0:41 | |
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109
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Dolphin intrepretation | n/a | 2:09 |
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