ALT Screenshot of a FishSounds recording page showing an unnamed sound of a damselfish with a waveform and spectrogram.

ALT Cover of the book What Fish Are Saying showcasing a variety of brightly colored fish

ALT Visual summaries of the additions made to the datasets and recordings in FishSounds Versions 2 and 3. Top: Lollipop plot of the number of total and newly added references per publication year. Left: Spectrograms of select recordings added to the FishSounds database in the latest versions, showing representative grunts and boatwhistles of the Gulf toadfish and very fast repetitive ticks of a salmon that could not be identified to species. Right: Bar plot of the number of total and newly added recordings on the FishSounds database, either hosted on the website or through links to FishBase and the Macaulay Library.

ALT A bar plot showing the number of assessed designatable fish taxa that are actively soniferous, as well as the number of designatable taxa that had soundscapes and sound production mentioned in conservation documents produced by COSEWIC (Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada) and SARA (Species at Risk Act) and a second bar plot showing the number of actively soniferous designatable taxa that had at least one anthropogenic stressor mentioned as threats, as well as those that had noise pollution acknowledged as a potential threat in the same documents.

ALT The cover page of the book by Hailey Shafer, Hailey Davies, Sarah Jim, Audrey Looby, and Kieran Cox, with three coloured fish. An example colouring page showing herring in a kelp forest.

ALT FishSounds Educate seminar flyer about eavesdropping on fisheries. Register at FishSounds.net/educate.js

ALT FishSounds Educate seminar flyer about global bioacoustics collaborations. Register at FishSounds.net/educate.js