Stunning audiovisual recording of humpback whales singing

Listen to humpback whale songs. | Nature | PBS

An incredibly lively humpback whale! Surface behaviors like repeatedly slapping its tail on the water can be for a variety of reasons including non-verbal communication, stunning prey, or defense against natural predators. Right now is a great time to experience humpback whales and more off the coast of Dana Point. Book your memorable dolphin and whale watching experience at www.dolphinsafari.com (📷: Stacie Fox 10.22.22) • • • • • • #humpbackwhale #whaletail #whale #whalewatching #whaleoween #w

Humpback whales are on their annual migration along the west coast of Australia. You may have noticed the whales slapping the water with their pectoral fins. It's one of many behaviours scientists are yet to understand but there are a number of theories. More here >> https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-08-05/humpback-whale-migration-wa-fin-slapping-behaviour-explained/102680048 | ABC Midwest and Wheatbelt