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Transcript: Interview: Volker Deecke discusses study exploring the way seals distinguish between dangerous killer whales and those whose diets only include fish
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STEVE INSKEEP
Weekend Edition - Sunday (NPR)
11-17-2002
Interview: Volker Deecke discusses study exploring the way seals distinguish between dangerous killer whales and those whose diets only include fish
Host: STEVE INSKEEP
Time: 8:00-9:00 PM
STEVE INSKEEP, host:
Seals are able to identify predators by listening to their accents. A study in the journal Nature explores how seals can distinguish between killer whales that would eat them for dinner and those whose diets consist solely of fish. Joining me now is Scottish scientist Volker Deecke.
Welcome.
Mr. VOLKER DEECKE (Scottish Scientist): Thank you.
INSKEEP: So what exactly are the whales saying, so to speak, or doing that alerts the ...