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Bio & achievements
Dr Natacha Aguilar de Soto is introduced as a marine biologist and cetacean researcher working on deep diving whales, bioacoustics, animal behaviour and marine conservation. The interview explores how temporary tags, sound and field observations help reveal animals that are rarely seen.
- Marine biologist and cetacean researcher
- Studies deep diving whales, bioacoustics and conservation
Meet the guest
Natacha Aguilar de Soto
How scientists study whales we rarely see
Natacha Aguilar de Soto discusses deep diving whales, bioacoustics, temporary tags, human noise and scientific uncertainty.
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Studying beaked whale diving
How do scientists study whales that spend most of their lives far below the surface? Natacha Aguilar de Soto explains how observation, bioacoustics and temporary tags reveal a hidden world.
In this Orca Group Series conversation with Nick Long, Natacha discusses deep diving whales, scientific uncertainty, acoustic behaviour, human noise and public facing conservation science. Claims remain attributed and qualified; the episode does not present one paper as the sole cause of a policy or campaign outcome.