Researchers used a line array of hydrophones towed behind a ship for three weeks in the 1980s. They collected data nonstop, listening to all the sounds in the ocean. One such sound was the enigmatic ...

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Everybody's heard a duck quack before, but have you ever heard one quack for 30 seconds straight? Cheese and Quackers recently shared an adorable video of their duck, Oatmeal, quacking nonstop, and we ...