Marine life sounds refer to the various noises produced by animals living in the ocean. These sounds can include the songs of whales, clicks and whistles from dolphins, and the rustling of fish as they move through the water. These vocalizations serve different purposes, such as communication, navigation, and attracting mates. Many marine animals rely on sound to interact with their environment, especially in dark or murky waters where visibility is limited. Researchers study these sounds to better understand marine ecosystems and the behavior of species like sea turtles and squid. Monitoring these sounds can also help assess the health of ocean habitats.