Back at the surface, seals returns with food for their young. Leaping out of the water at great speed.-Our World's Sounds

Back at the surface, seals returns with food for their young. Leaping out of the water at great speed.-Our World's Sounds 同专辑其他歌曲

• Seals call out across the ocean swell.-Our World's Sounds
• Sea lions and sea elephants attend to their pups on a breeding island.-Our World's Sounds
• Seals busy themselves on a pebble beach-Our World's Sounds
• Underwater splashes. The blowholes of nearing whales-Our World's Sounds
• A passing dolphin chirps. Seals call in the background from their island.-Our World's Sounds
• Sea lions, sea elephants and a few walrus' mumble and argue in a crowded colony.-Our World's Sounds
• A seal barks at the beluga -, sperm -, killer - and humpback whales that navigate the waters of the island. The whales are diving under and re-surfacing.-Our World's Sounds
• Whalesong-Our World's Sounds
• The seals continue to claim their favorite portions of the beach.-Our World's Sounds
• Bottlenose dolphins and killer whales comminicate by click sounding messages.-Our World's Sounds
• The large colony of seal-pups beg for food from their busy parents.-Our World's Sounds
• Whales and dolphins are diving deep down underwater to hunt fish. The dolphins work in groups using their sonar and air bubbles to detect and trap the fish.-Our World's Sounds
• A seal swims by quickly and leaps out onto a rocky isle.-Our World's Sounds
• Seals bark at the whales that have come near to shore, their blowholes spouting in the shallows.-Our World's Sounds
• The whales call to each other in the surf.-Our World's Sounds
• A minor territorial dispute breaks out between a few sea lions.-Our World's Sounds
• Underwater; waves roll overhead, bubbles foaming and gurgling to the surface. Dolphins communicate in the murky depths.-Our World's Sounds
• Seals thrash about in the water catching fish.-Our World's Sounds
• Driven by the winds, strong surf rolls up the pebble beach. The pups settle close to their parents once more and the whales leave in search of new feeding grounds.-Our World's Sounds