Question

why does noise pollution affect aquatic animals? the barking of pet dogs attract them to the shore. the animals dont like our music. they are curious about the human - made noises. it disrupts sonar and echolocation which rely on sound.

Explanation:

Aquatic animals like dolphins use sonar and echolocation (which rely on sound) for communication, navigation, and hunting. Noise pollution disrupts these crucial sound - based mechanisms. Pet dog barking is not a major factor affecting aquatic animals on a large scale. The idea that animals "don't like music" is too simplistic and not the main reason. Curiosity about human - made noises is also not the key issue compared to the disruption of their vital sound - related functions.

Answer:

It disrupts sonar and echolocation which rely on sound.