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Will humans ever learn to speak whale? – Livescience.com
What do those clicking sounds mean?

Sperm whales are among the loudest living animals on the planet, producing creaking, knocking and staccato clicking sounds to communicate with other whales that are a few feet to even a few hundred miles away.
This symphony of patterned clicks, known as…
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