Sharks Making Sounds

SOURCE www.the-express.com
A groundbreaking study has discovered that rig sharks make distinct clicking sounds by snapping their teeth together, possibly as a stress or warning signal. This challenges the belief that sharks are silent due to lacking sound-producing organs.

Key Points

  • Rig sharks make clicking sounds by snapping their teeth together
  • The sound may be a stress or warning signal
  • The study challenges the belief that sharks are silent due to lacking sound-producing organs

Pros

  • Reveals new information about shark behavior
  • Adds to the understanding of shark communication

Cons

  • Need for more research to fully understand the meaning of the clicks