Mass strandings of whales occur on beaches near military exercises where sonar is used, raising concerns about the effects of human-generated underwater sounds on animal behavior. Scientists are collecting behavioral data on several species of whales to find out how sonar affects them. Using the graph, estimate the number of minutes of foraging per hour before and after the sound exposure. Then predict the effect of sonar on the fitness of blue whales. Explain your reasoning.

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Hello everyone and welcome to today's video. So these poison dart frogs are known for their daily toxins. How do they warn their predators to avoid being preyed on? So remember that an organism may use several things to avoid being preyed on in order to warn their predators, such as the smell, sound or even color. Well, in the sense of these poison dart frogs, they're going to be these frogs that you've probably seen in movies and textbooks that have very bright colors. There are these very small frogs that have very bright colors and this is an example of what we call warning coloration, in which these bright colors serve to let the partner know that they have deadly toxins and that eating them will result in very negative consequences for them because of this, The correct answer choice is going to be answer choice. They display a bright coloration that is going to be the end of the video and I really hope this helped you.