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Jeremy Kiszka of Florida International University checks on one of the Marine Autonomous Recording Units (MARUs) deployed in the Caribbean in 2017 to record humpback songs and other ocean sounds
© Thibaud Rossard, CHAMP / Guadeloupe
Caribbean waters may hold clues to humpback whale populations
Funded by a small grant from NOAA's international affairs office, two teams from the NEFSC's Woods Hole Laboratory traveled to Aruba, Bonaire, the Dominican Republic, Guadeloupe, Martinique and St. Martin in December 2016.