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This is a recording of humpback whales singing on the Silver Bank, Dominican Republic, made on Feb. 15, during Week 3 of the 2011 season. Humpback whales gather by the thousands to court, mate and give birth. As part of the socializing, male humpback whales sing their song to attract a female or to establish territory with other males. In this recording there were so many whales singing that it was not possible to discern individual whales clearly or establish a count. By my best estimation, there were 12-15 whales audible, the most I have ever heard at one time. To learn more about the humpback whales of the Silver Bank and how to experience their song for yourself, visit www.ConsciousBreathAdventures.com
- CaptGene
CaptGene at 0.10 on December 15, 2011 02:58
@Kishan South: Ha! Yes, he really puts out some power on that one. He was one of the closer whales. When you can hear the low tones that clearly yoy can tell he is someplace cloe by...
- Kishan South
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