Sounds of the Sea, Vol. 1: Underwater Sounds of Biological Origin

Did you know that cancer crabs are great percussionists, as are catfish, snapping shrimp, drum fish and black croakers? Hear the noises of our underwater friends, recorded at depths of from five feet to two thousand fathoms below by the Naval Research Laboratory in the tropical waters of the Atlantic and Pacific.

Track Listing

101	Normal Water Noises, Pac.	n/a	00:31
102	10' Deep, Snapping Shrimp, Toadfish, Atl.	n/a	00:46
103	11' Water - 5' Deep, Snapping Shrimp, Croakers, Toadfish, Alt.	n/a	00:23
104	12' Water, Toadfish, Atl.	n/a	00:51
105	20' Water, Pac.	n/a	00:32
106	One Mile Offshore (Crabs?), Pac.	n/a	00:45
107	45' Water, Snapping Shrimp; Afternoon, Atl.	n/a	00:35
108	45' Water; Evening, Atl.	n/a	00:41
109	1 1/2 Miles Out above Water, Snapping Shrimp, Sea Robin, Croakers, Pac.	n/a	00:44
110	50' Water, Pac.	n/a	00:45
111	60' Water, Pac.	n/a	00:28
112	70' Water, Pac.	n/a	00:27
113	12 Miles Out - 48' Deep, Drum Fish (Bastard Trout), Atl.	n/a	00:56
114	600 Fathoms Down, 18 Miles Out, Croaker Family, Pac.	n/a	00:52
115	600 Fathoms Down, Unknown Sounds, Pac.	n/a	00:59
116	2000 Fathoms Down, 200 Miles Out, Pac.	n/a	01:31
201	Spot Fish	n/a	00:07
202	Sea Robin	n/a	00:38
203	5 Catfish	n/a	00:31
204	400 Croakers	n/a	00:49
205	150 Snapping Shrimp	n/a	01:01
206	40 Cancer Crabs	n/a	01:05
207	Spotfin Croaker	n/a	01:16
208	Black Croaker	n/a	01:21
209	Croaker and Snapping Shrimp Chorus in Open Water	n/a	01:16
210	Drum Fish	n/a	00:33
211	Toadfish	n/a	00:25