Screen interface of Matlab script tag3audit showing 20 s of concurrent data logged by the DTAG: depth (upper panel), spectrogram of sound (mid-panel), and tri-axial acceleration (lower panel) during chase and capture of prey by DLBB16-04.

• Main Authors: Manuel Castellote (4572610), Aran Mooney (11772954), Russel Andrews (7466561), Stacy Deruiter (11772957), Wu-Jung Lee (4688698), Megan Ferguson (503895), Paul Wade (3271386)
• Format: Still Image
• Language: unknown
• Published: 2021
• Subjects: Neuroscience; Evolutionary Biology; Ecology; Inorganic Chemistry; Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified; Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified; thaleichthys pacificus </; susitna river delta; successful prey chasing; stomach temperature transmitter; oncorhynchus tshawytscha </; oncorhynchus kisutch </; oncorhynchus gorbuscha </; div >< p; delphinapterus leucas </; basic ecological knowledge; monitor beluga distribution; social behavioral states; recovery efforts highlight; passive acoustic monitoring; approach allowed description; 37 click trains; beluga whale (<; 279 belugas (<; long term monitoring; ici increment range; data including foraging; >); pink (<; increased feeding occurrence; chinook (<; acoustic data; eulachon (<; coho (<; beluga presence; feeding occurrence; social interactions; recovery actions; foraging habitat; eight belugas; efficient approach; click intervals; seasonal occurrence; feeding behavior; detecting feeding; terminal buzzes; successfully processed; spawning runs; short ici; sensor tag; satellite tag; results reflected; minimum ici; measure inter; may 2016; ici trend; exclusively associated; dual metric; dtag ); different species; current gap; correct assessment; cook inlet; conservation challenge; clear preference; buzzing section; bristol bay; august 2014; anadromous fish; 98 ms; 6 hours; 49 ms; The ''Y''; Beluga; Beluga whale; Beluga*; Delphinapterus leucas; Oncorhynchus gorbuscha
• Online Access: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0260485.g001

Buzzing starts at 7 s, just 1 s before the onset of an acceleration jerk at 9 s (presented as a breakdown of the 3 axes, pitch–X axis, roll–Y axis, and heading–Z axis, to highlight the Y axis contribution), while the whale was just below the surface. Time zero equates to 30.2 hrs since the whale was released, or 1:38 am AKDT on 16 May 2016.