Question

in aquatic environments, what does noise pollution disrupt for marine mammals like whales and dolphins? swimming ability breathing patterns migration patterns ability to see

Explanation:

Marine mammals like whales and dolphins rely on sound (echolocation, communication) for navigation, finding food, and migrating. Noise pollution interferes with their acoustic signals, disrupting migration patterns. Swimming ability, breathing patterns, and vision are not primarily disrupted by noise pollution in the same way as migration (which depends on sound - based navigation and communication).

Answer:

C. migration patterns (assuming the options are labeled A - D with A: swimming ability, B: breathing patterns, C: migration patterns, D: ability to see)