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An image of a Humpback whale, the species responsible for the recording.

An image of a Humpback whale, the species responsible for the recording.

This sound effect can be found on the Hanna-Barbera Lost Treasures Sound Effects Library, which was made by Sound Ideas.

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  • First recorded: 1950s
  • Creator: Frank Watlington
  • Owner: Sound Ideas
  • Origin: Bermuda
  • Year debut: Unknown
  • First heard: Unknown
  • Area used: Worldwide

Frank Watlington was in Bermuda at the time of recording. He was using a hydrophone to detect sound coming from Soviet submarines during the Cold War. One day, he noticed strange, ethereal noises that turned out to be the song of a humpback whale. As it turns out, two whales can be heard in the full recording. An excerpt of that same full recording can be found in Songs of the Humpback Whale by Dr. Roger Payne. It was this album that introduced humpback whale songs to the world. It unexpectedly became a smash hit, selling 100,000 copies and eventually going multi-platinum.

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  • Adult Swim - Clarke (2016)

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