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Seal Barking Clapping. No other marine mammals are known to. The clap was caught on film by diver ben burville, who's been scuba diving with gray seals off the coast of the u.k. Ben burville, a marine biologist at newcastle university in the uk, filmed a seal clapping its flippers. A seal clapping its flippers may not sound like a great revelation. Amazingly, new footage released this week in the journal marine mammal science shows breeding grey seals doing just that: A sound made by grey seals that was thought to have been a vocalisation is actually produced by male seals clapping their hands underwater. He first saw a wild seal clap underwater. Do an internet search for “clapping seal” and you’ll get a lot of. They clap at each other to warn off competitors and. Seals are no strangers to clapping. When trained up at zoos or. They're known for making the loud noise at places like zoos and aquariums, but unlike seals who.

Ben burville, a marine biologist at newcastle university in the uk, filmed a seal clapping its flippers. They clap at each other to warn off competitors and. They're known for making the loud noise at places like zoos and aquariums, but unlike seals who. Do an internet search for “clapping seal” and you’ll get a lot of. No other marine mammals are known to. A sound made by grey seals that was thought to have been a vocalisation is actually produced by male seals clapping their hands underwater. He first saw a wild seal clap underwater. The clap was caught on film by diver ben burville, who's been scuba diving with gray seals off the coast of the u.k. When trained up at zoos or. A seal clapping its flippers may not sound like a great revelation.

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Seal Barking Clapping The clap was caught on film by diver ben burville, who's been scuba diving with gray seals off the coast of the u.k. He first saw a wild seal clap underwater. They're known for making the loud noise at places like zoos and aquariums, but unlike seals who. When trained up at zoos or. A seal clapping its flippers may not sound like a great revelation. A sound made by grey seals that was thought to have been a vocalisation is actually produced by male seals clapping their hands underwater. Seals are no strangers to clapping. Ben burville, a marine biologist at newcastle university in the uk, filmed a seal clapping its flippers. The clap was caught on film by diver ben burville, who's been scuba diving with gray seals off the coast of the u.k. Amazingly, new footage released this week in the journal marine mammal science shows breeding grey seals doing just that: Do an internet search for “clapping seal” and you’ll get a lot of. No other marine mammals are known to. They clap at each other to warn off competitors and.