12-19-2022, 01:43 AM
If you’ve ever been underwater and listened to the noise, you may realize that (a) it is quite noisy; (b) you can’t tell how close something may be; and © you can’t really tell what direction something may lay. Imagine that you use sound to navigate your world; it is becoming increasingly noisy and you can’t distinguish the direction it is coming from. Your eyesight may not be that sharp (after all you are underwater) and you are the biggest thing in the ocean so very few things (perhaps nothing) really are a threat to you. Now you have the problem of big ships that can cripple or even kill.
This is not surprising. Tragic, but hardly surprising.
This is not surprising. Tragic, but hardly surprising.