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Killer whale vocalizations include clicks, as used in echolocation, whistles, and scream-like pulses. The sounds are used to communicate with other killers, for mating purposes, and for locating prey. Different pods (long-lasting groups of killers) have distinctive “accents” and can recognize members by this accent.
