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- Researchers discovered that northern elephant seals off the B.C. coast use sonar signals from a deep-sea research facility to locate prey, primarily sablefish, demonstrating the “dinner bell effect.”
- The study captured seals repeatedly visiting the site and even napping on the sea floor, showing previously unobserved behaviors.
- Findings offer unique insights into seal hunting and resting habits underwater.
Elephant Seals Use Sonar as a “Dinner Bell” off B.C. Coast
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