#Scientists found a new species thanks to recording a new song. Novel whale songs were recorded off Omรกn in the Arabian Sea & off #Madagascar in the Indian Ocean. How inspiring #biology is when new blue #whale species are identified by their #music! https://t.co/bqARbcqSbQ
@BAS_News PhD opportunity! Genetic study of #humpback whales at South Georgia with @Cambridge_Uni, working with me, Tamsin OโConnell @UCamArchaeology, @EmzlCarroll, Simon Jarman & many great collabs. Please RT! https://t.co/11QJf3HNiF
Richard Sidey is a nature and wildlife filmmaker based in Wanaka, New Zealand. This is an impressive footage of a close encounter he had with a humpback whale in Antarctica [source, extended video and more: https://t.co/rXkGAwzNKC] [author's site: https://t.co/4a0ZyqPlrn]
Is it just me, or are humans increasing greatly in numbers? Lately you can't even have a dinner party without human gawkers, even in remote South Georgia.
(1/3) 2019 the record year for @MICScanada with over 140 humpback whales identified in the Gulf of St Lawrence. 100 animals were already known, 40 were new including 14 calves. Among them the first 4th generation whale. Photo shows the 4 generations clockwise from the upper left
Timed perfectly, because who doesn't want to read papers at Xmas! Our new study on how humpback whales are able to catch fish out now in @PNASNews
https://t.co/BzQfG0aC6y
Shameless plug time! Still looking for gifts for the little ones this holiday season? I have children's books for sale! Based on real scientific research conducted in Antarctica. Get your copies now ๐ https://t.co/5Ya9XKGpMh
Pro-tip: if you think the video you are posting is a blue whale, but the whale is breaching or doing anything exciting at all... it's not a blue whale, and it's probably a humpback whale.
For example... https://t.co/ad8EsWPzso