Sperm whales produce rapid clicks, called codas, to exchange distinct, clan-specific dialects. These vocalizations coordinate deep-sea hunting, social bonding, and navigation across vast oceanic ranges. Marine biologists use these acoustic patterns to monitor population health, while conservationists leverage the knowledge to mitigate ship-strike risks and noise pollution, ultimately safeguarding these intelligent cetaceans and their intricate underwater societies.
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