Stunning audiovisual recording of humpback whales singing

The humpback whale is truly a cosmopolitan species that can be found swimming in all the world's oceans. They follow a regular migration route, travelling to warmer tropical waters for mating and calving and polar waters for feeding. Humpback whales face many obstacles wherever they go, one of which being ocean noise. Scientists believe that noise from industrial ships and seismic blasting could impact entire species if we're not careful. Sign our petition to keep Atlantic and Arctic wildlife pr

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