Whale 52 Most Lonely Whale in World
This phenomenon is an abnormal problem where researchers create a male whale that swims alone in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, as we know whales are marine mammals that always live in groups of the same kind. The sound of this whale was first caught in 1989 by radio sonar belonging to a US Navy warship but the sound was different from whales in general. If the whale usually sounds 10-40 Hertz, then the frequency of this male whale is 52 Hertz.
Whales use voices to speak, but when we hear the whale's voice it sounds like a song. But the singing of the Whale 52 has a different frequency with other whales and causes the singing sound of this Whale 52 cannot be heard by other natural whales, and because there is not a single group of whales that cannot hear the sound of singing in the middle of the ocean, it is likely that whales think that whales are singing. is mute or can not dialogue. Because the sound frequency is very large, it makes the singing voice of Whale 52 unable to be heard by other whales, so that all this time Whale 52 has only been singing alone without anyone responding to the sound of his singing.
Since then, this whale has been nicknamed The Loneliest Whale52 or Whale52. The number 52 is used to remind the unusual sound frequency.
In 2004 research Doctor. William Watkins hit this lonely whale published after his death in the daily Deep Sea Research. And this research daily found positive reactions and attracted public attention. Many people sympathize with the existence of this pope and ask the government to do something. However, one of the authors of the BBC (TV and radio station in London, Great Britain) said that maybe this whale is not alone because the authentic facts are not yet available.
In 2015, researchers used all methods to recreate Whale 52 in the Pacific Ocean. Moreover, large funds have been collected to carry out special searches for this type of whale.
In addition, researchers will also plan to keep a machine that can produce a frequency of 52Hz and translate it into a frequency of 12-25 Hz so that the Whale 52 can talk and not feel alone. But until now the whereabouts of the Whale 52 is still unknown and the researchers also do not know whether this Whale 52 is still alive or has died alone in the ocean.
The story of this lonely whale has inspired many people. In a post published by Atavist Magazine in 2014, the story of whale 52 has inspired many artists, musicians or writers to create a work that relates to them. Like a children's songwriter in Michigan, United States, who wrote a song about the story of a whale 52 who lived alone at the bottom of the sea, the British rock band Dalmatian Rex and The Eigentone have made a song titled "The Loneliest Whale in The World" in memory of the whale who died. In this loneliness, German writer Agnieszka Jurek also wrote a children's picture novel with the title 52 hertz Wal and many other motivated writers, artists, musicians from Whale 52.
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