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Playing reef sounds underwater attracted 14x more baby fish in Hawai’i test

In an exciting breakthrough, scientists discovered that playing sounds from thriving coral reefs significantly draws in young fish larvae. The study conducted in Kāne‘ohe Bay revealed an uptick in larval presence at sites featuring these sound recordings. However, the increased attraction was transient. This pioneering research indicates that using natural soundscapes might support reef restoration efforts, highlighting the need for further investigation into the lasting impacts on fish populations.

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