Humpback Whale

Humpback whales can be found in every ocean. They undertake epic migrations from their polar feeding grounds to their breeding and birthing grounds in the tropics. Males produce a complex song typically lasting from 4 to 33 minutes. They are capable of breaching the water’s surface and even jumping into the air. Bubble-net feeding is practiced by some populations. It involves coordination through vocalizations. They use a team effort to disorient and corral the fish into a “net“ of bubbles. This demonstrates signs of high social intelligence. Subscribe to Remarkable Animals for daily uploads: @RemarkableAnimals?sub_confirmation=1 Keywords: Bubble-net feeding, barnacle, friendly, animal migration, are humpback whales dangerous, why do humpback whales breach, breaching, what do humpback whales eat, baleen whales, bubble, sleep, eating, Alaska, underwater diving, scuba diving, jumping, Cetacean, surfacing behaviour, humpback whale jumping out of water, Humpback hop, swallowing, ocean, songs of the humpback whale, humpback whales, whale vocalization, Megaptera novaeangliae, Biggest animals, oldest animals, largest animals, whales, ocean, sea, marine, aquatic, barnacles, #biggestanimals #whales #Humpback