Humpbacks in a sentence

According to a that analyzed the songs of Australian humpbacks, the whales share an ever-evolving language, like a local dialect, composed of “phrases” joined together to form “themes” that are then arranged to make songs.

As well as good for business and tourism, Ms Millar said the increased numbers were a "win for the ocean", with numbers of humpbacks on the eastern migration now up around 45,000 from an estimated 300 when whaling was first banned.

Hishka, who was born in 1845, harpooned humpbacks and gray whales from canoes he carved himself, like other Makah chiefs before him.

Humpbacks, which can live up to 90 years, migrate up to 5,000 miles from tropical breeding grounds to colder waters to feed.

Asked if behaviour that we witnessed - humpbacks spinning, circling our boat and even interacting with other species - could be described as "play", Dr Friedlaender said yes.

Guests can enjoy classic cars on display, after-hours aquarium exhibits, diver presentations at both 7 and 8 p.m., and showings of the immersive “Humpbacks of Hawai’i” 3D experience.

The community hopes that someday Humpbacks will no longer be identified by their scars.

The fact that humpbacks were unable to shift their already flexible diet is a telltale indicator for overall ocean health.

Eastern Australian humpbacks migrate north from Antarctica, along the coast to tropical waters in north Queensland from April to July.

Humpbacks are famous for their exuberant and haunting songs.

North Atlantic humpbacks, though not endangered, are currently on the protected species list, with humpback population declining in the past 50 years, Mr. Kennedy said.

That could include seals, humpbacks, gray whales and others, according to Navy estimates.

However, we only operate for seven months a year due to weather restraints, and more humpbacks are being seen from the shore in late winter when we're not out on the water.

It also notes that ships colliding with humpbacks are also a threat to their numbers.

They were shocked by what they found: There are now 24,900 WSA humpbacks in the region, nearly 93 percent of the population size before hunting began.

A round-trip from Tromsø, the itinerary concentrates on narrow channels and fjords patrolled by orcas and humpbacks, with shore hikes in remote spots.

Protection and restoration efforts have led to an increase in humpbacks in many areas.

That number includes mostly gray whales and humpbacks, and it is the highest total in nearly two decades.

The region has resident pods of around 100 orcas, plus minke, greys and humpbacks, with sightings of porpoises, seals and sea lions also possible.

In baleen species such as humpbacks, blues and fins, male-specific song is believed to be used to attract and display fitness to females.