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This story was originally published by the Guardian and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. From the moment that the biologist Heike Vester presses play, the sound of the static of the fjord fills the room. First comes the constant, steady rumbling of a boat engine. Then, every eight seconds, like a foreboding bass drum, comes the explosion of seismic airguns—extremely loud blasts used in oil and gas exploration that can travel vast distances underwater. And finally, dancing above it all—and at times drowned out by it—are the soaring vocalizations of whales. “Here, we have sperm whales clicking, pilot whales, and seismic airguns,” Vester says.

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