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Depends on where you are. Often its shrimp. Could be fish feeding on coral. If you are in California in the spring you might be hearing Garabaldi guarding his nest. Sound travels much further under water. What you hear in Tropical and sub tropical waters is fish,shrimp and other forms of sea creatures. In colder fresh water, you do not hear the same volume of sounds .
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