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Did you know pilot whales can suffer from decompression sickness, just like human divers? These deep-diving cetaceans typically avoid surfacing too quickly, but naval sonar activity has been linked to disrupted dive patterns that may cause gas bubble lesions in their tissues, a condition strikingly similar to "the bends" in humans. Their melons, the fatty structures on their foreheads, are not just for show, they help focus echolocation clicks into directional beams, a critical adaptation for hu

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