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Hark | 2 | Unk Boop Kwa
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Beneath the water lies a whole world of sound: snorts, boops, croaks, grunts. Fish, it turns out, have a lot to say, and they’ve been communicating for a long time. In this episode, we take a dive with some of the planet’s oldest vertebrates
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Special thanks to Lauren Hawkins, Miles Parsons, and Tim Lamont for many of the fish recordings. Clara Amorim and Raquel Vasconcelos recorded the Lusitanian toadfish, Herbert Tiepelt recorded the pikeperch percussionist, and Marta Bolgan provided the “unknown kwa.” Additional recordings came from more than a dozen other scientists, many of whom have contributed sounds to the website Fishsounds.
Here are the fish sounds we used in the episode:
160000_Parsons_Blackspotted croaker chorus
130000_Picciulin_Brown meager_Chorus
180000_Dilorio_Unknown_Kwa Chorus
050000_Tiepelt_Pike-perch_Scrape
070000_Stolkin_Striped Cusk-eel_Jackhammer chorus
180000_Staaterman_Toadfish_Boop-Grunt-Swoop
080000_Amorim_Lusitania Toadfish_Boatwhistle_edited
170000_RountreeR_Aplodinotus-grunniens_Drum-Call-Chorus
180000_Rowell_Epinephelus striatus_agonistic
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