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‘Whispering’ keeps humpbacks safe from killer whales, study finds

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April 26, 2017
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(Aarhus University) Newborn humpback whales 'whisper' to their mothers to avoid being overheard by killer whales, researchers have discovered. The recordings — the first obtained from tags directly attached to the whales — are published today in Functional Ecology.

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