Humpback Calves "Whisper" To Their Moms To Avoid Predators
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Fredrik Christiansen/Functional Ecology
Every winter, hundreds of humpback whales migrate long distances from their high latitude feeding grounds in the Arctic and Antarctic to warmer tropical regions to breed and give birth. The newborn calves, which consume over 52 gallons of milk on a daily basis, have only a few months to pack on the body fat needed to survive the long trek back to cooler waters in summer. How the babies signal hunger and avoid predators during these formative months has always been a mystery to scientists.
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lpsbrooklyn136년 이하that's so impressive! animals are smarter than we think- trek약 6년cool
- Laps 7년 이하So much information
- Unicorn11107년 이하I love humpback whales
- 654bcap7년 이하So cute but I don't want to be near a baby whale
- boopernoops8년 이하the whale noises where hilarious
- Grace8년 이하Cute
- Lilly cute8년 이하So cute 🐋☺️
- ADD8년 이하This is Add, I thank that the whales and the calves make there own noises that there mother know what they are talking about. It was also it was interesting how they tracked the whales down
- gg약 8년amazing