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Project CETI

@ProjectCETI
Project CETI is a nonprofit organization applying machine learning and robotics to listen to and translate the communication of whales in Dominica. #ProjectCETI
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  • @ProjectCETI
    Project CETI
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    Aug 25
    Get to know Canopener, a young adult female from Unit U! One of the many sperm whales we have the privilege of working with in Dominica. You can learn more and meet more whales at projectceti.org/listen. Photo: @acottonphoto
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    Project CETI
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    Aug 20
    A new study by CETI Scientists analyzed thousands of hunting attempts and found that sperm whales flexibly switch prey-capture tactics within a single dive — adapting their approach in real time based on how their hunt unfolds. Read the pre-print here: bit.ly/45cW2Lz
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    Project CETI
    @ProjectCETI
    Aug 11
    Want a deeper dive into CETI’s research? You can discover moment-by-moment analysis of CETI’s recent groundbreaking insights into the birth of a sperm whale and more at projectceti.org/research
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  • @ProjectCETI
    Project CETI
    @ProjectCETI
    Aug 10
    Sperm whales seem to change their calls when ships are near, highlighting the implications of underwater noise pollution. Read in @SmithsonianMag:
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    Sperm Whales Seem to Change Their Calls When Ships Are Near, Highlighting the Implications of...
    From smithsonianmag.com
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    Project CETI
    @ProjectCETI
    Jul 22
    When ships are nearby, sperm whales change their calls. Read in @NatGeo:
    When ships are nearby, sperm whales change their calls
    When ships are nearby, sperm whales change their calls
    From nationalgeographic.com
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