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Humpback whales use 'bubble-net feeding' to survive, claim researchers

Humpback whales use 'bubble-net feeding' to survive, claim researchers

Humpback whales use 'bubble-net feeding' to survive, claim researchers

Humpback whales use 'bubble-net feeding' to survive, claim researchers

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Amazing video footage taken during a project we are collaborating on that captures both a whale's-point-of-view and an aerial perspective of humpback whale bubble-net feeding! In this study, we are collaborating with UH Manoa Marine Mammal Research Program and UH Hilo, among others, using drones to quantify the bioenergetic demands of humpback whale migration between Alaskan feeding and Hawaiian breeding grounds. Read more at https://www.mmrphawaii.org/ Permit Number: NOAA #19703 | Pacific Whale

Amazing video footage taken during a project we are collaborating on that captures both a whale's-point-of-view and an aerial perspective of humpback whale bubble-net feeding! In this study, we are collaborating with UH Manoa Marine Mammal Research Program and UH Hilo, among others, using drones to quantify the bioenergetic demands of humpback whale migration between Alaskan feeding and Hawaiian breeding grounds. Read more at https://www.mmrphawaii.org/ Permit Number: NOAA #19703 | Pacific Whale

4.3K viewsOct 15, 2019

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See how humpback whales use 'bubble nets' to catch prey

See how humpback whales use 'bubble nets' to catch prey

Bubble-Net Feeding Humpback Whale Tour | A Whale's Song Expedition

Bubble-Net Feeding Humpback Whale Tour | A Whale's Song Expedition

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Learn more about Humpback Whale Bubble Net Feeding in South East Alaska! | Scuba Diver Life

Learn more about Humpback Whale Bubble Net Feeding in South East Alaska! | Scuba Diver Life

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Some footage captured yesterday evening of #humpback #whale HBIRL82 bubble-net feeding close inshore at Tragumna in West Cork. Such an incredible thing to witness, and such a privilege to be able to get footage like this without disturbing the animal at all. #Cork #WestCork #Ireland #willdife #whalewatching #whales #humpbackwhale #humpback #marinelife | Ireland's Wildlife

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Solo bubble-net feeding by Insomnia the Humpback Whale. Fantastic videos taken from land by Jesse Cote. Bubble-net feeding is a thing of wonder. It’s a feeding strategy that only works when there is no current. If the water was moving, the bubbles the Humpback releases from their blowhole would not remain intact and expand to rise and form the “net”. That’s right, Humpbacks must be able to judge whether it is slack tide or there is a back eddy to know that only then will bubble-net feeding work!

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This amazing aerial footage shows humpback whales 'bubble-net' feeding where they blow bubbles to round up fish! 🐋🐳🐋 | Love This

1.7K viewsOct 15, 2019

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Three minutes of big beautiful bubble-nets! These Humpback Whales in Antarctica are working together to trap krill within a net of bubbles. Videos by Richard Sidey / Galaxiid Original Music from Serge Sainte Rose Music | Richard Sidey

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Study finds humpback whales share bubble-net feeding skills across oceans

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Pod of Humpback Whales Create Amazing 'Bubble Net' to Corral Fish Feast

Hungry Humpback on the hunt! 🐋💨 With a thunderous burst, a massive humpback whale explodes to the surface—mouth wide open in a powerful lunge feed, engulfing a dense school of baitfish. Seconds before, it had released a perfectly crafted bubble ring, rising like a halo from the deep. This clever bubble-net technique corrals the fish into a tight ball, making them an easy target. Nature’s strategy at its finest, executed with grace and brute force. 🎥 @gabeberghouse 5/18 #HumpbackWhale #WhaleWa

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Humpback whales make custom fishing nets — out of bubbles

Humpback whales use bubble-nets as 'tools'

Humpback whales are known for using a fascinating hunting technique called bubble-net feeding. Here’s what happens: A group of whales (usually 4-5) dives deep underwater. They exhale air bubbles in a spiral pattern, creating a giant underwater “bubble net”. This spiral often closely resembles the Fibonacci spiral, also known as the golden spiral, found throughout nature. The fish get disoriented and trapped inside the bubble net. The whales then rise up from the center of the spiral, mouths wide

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Humpback whales have been spotted ‘bubble-net feeding’ for the first time in Australia (and we have it on camera)

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Humpback whales teach a technique known as "bubble-net feeding" as a rite of passage to young humpbacks. This choreographed technique uses specifically placed bubbles to trap fish for feeding. #SecretsOfTheWhales is now streaming on @Disney . | National Geographic TV

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🐋 This is your sign to book that trip to Alaska and see whales!! | 🎣 Fun Fact!! Humpback whales in Alaska use their unique feeding strategy called bubble net feeding. The whales blow bubbles to trap fish near the surface, making it easier to scoop them up! | #SharingAlaska by Arwa Moore |🌲 Tag us or use #SharingAlaska to share your content! | #alaska #alaskalife #wildlife #nature #whale #whalewatching #humpbackwhale #wildlifeaddicts | Sharing Alaska

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Whale Feeding 4K 🐋 | Epic Bubble Net Hunting Ocean Giants

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How Humpback Whales Team Up for Epic Bubble Net Hunts

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Humpback Whales Hunt with Bubble Nets (Wild Teamwork)

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Humpback Bubble-Net Feed in IMAX

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NPR on Instagram: "Scientists say new research suggests humpback whales are teaching each other how to do a complicated feeding technique.⁠ ⁠ Bubble-net feeding is when a humpback whale dives below a shoal of tiny krill or fish and starts to swim in a circle beneath. It releases air from its blowhole, creating an ever-tightening ring of bubbles that makes its prey gather in tight clusters that are easier to eat.⁠ ⁠ The new study looked at a specific population of humpbacks over 20 years and foun

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While peacefully watching some humpback whales bubble-net feed off in the distance, these hungry giants decided to give me a rush of adrenaline! What’s bubble-net feeding? Bubble-net feeding is a cooperative hunting strategy of humpback whales. It is a complex, highly synchronized set of behaviors that involve communication and cooperation, demonstrating signs of high social intelligence. The whales dive deep below schools of fish and use bubbles blown from their blowholes to stun and trap fish

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SeaLegacy | Can you guess what’s happening here? These humpback whales are working together using a clever foraging method called bubble net feeding.... | Instagram

Teamwork of Humpback Whales in Bubble Net Feeding

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National Geographic Animals | Baby’s first bubble-net feeding 🐋 Mother humpback whales teach their young how to corral prey into a tight ball by creating dual streams of... | Instagram

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Brian on Instagram: "While peacefully watching some humpback whales bubble-net feed off in the distance, these hungry giants decided to give me a rush of adrenaline! What’s bubble-net feeding? Bubble-net feeding is a cooperative hunting strategy of humpback whales. It is a complex, highly synchronized set of behaviors that involve communication and cooperation, demonstrating signs of high social intelligence. The whales dive deep below schools of fish and use bubbles blown from their blowholes t

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