Humpback whales form teams for cooperative feeding. One whale blows a ring of bubbles to corral the herring. Another whale gives a deep, long feeding call. Finally, each whale takes a giant mouthful of fish and water.
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PLAN IS TO VISIT IN FEBRUARY AND WAS ASKED TO CHECK FOR HUMPBACK WHALES YOU CAN UNDERSTAND MY DELITE TO FIND MY SUNDAY SHOW DOING AN UNCOMMING EVENT THX YOU CANNON,PBS AND GOD BLESS AMERICA
how might I purchase the video disc,”Fellowship oÏ the Whales”
Amazing! They work as a team..what intelligence!
isnt wonderful how they werent hunted to extinction so that we could observe something so fascinating. just imagine what other things we can learn from creatures that are about to be destroyed permanently : \ and why dont we take this knowledge and use bubbles instead of drift nets….
As a Volunteer with the Hawaiian Island Humpbackwhale National Marine Sanctuary, here on Maui, I was very interested in viewing the cooperative bubble net feeding. Your coverage and film work was outstanding
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