The songs they recorded typically went on for hours, during which time the whales cruised through the area at a rate of between 4 and 10 kilometers an hour. This meant that the song-filled trips ...

The University of the Sunshine Coast research, published in the Journal of Environmental Psychology, found that visitors on whale-watching boat trips reported a transformational feeling of awe ...

They also followed whales by boat, sticking microphones into the water to catch their songs. In 2016 and 2017, the two populations of whales had clearly distinct songs.

But how and why whales pass song fragments across hundreds of miles, and to thousands of animals, is far more mysterious. The biggest question is why whales sing at all.

Whale song. Stafford has used special devices to listen to the songs of bowhead whales, ... 12 Sei whales approached the boat. "It was a very magical experience," he said.

Blue whales have changed their songs. It’s the same old tune, but the pitch of the blues is mysteriously lower -- especially off the coast of California where, local researchers say, the whales ...

WHALE SONG A new approach to studying the songs of humpback whales ... The sounds can make a boat vibrate, said Salvatore Cerchio of the Wildlife Conservation Society in New York City, ...

The Song of the Whale research vessel is carrying scientists and animal welfare experts. The team, led by senior scientist Dr. Oliver Boisseau, ... On Thursday, the boat docked in Boston.

Frank Watlington, a Bermudian, recorded humpback whale songs in the 1950s while working with the US Navy. The Bermuda recording ‘Solo Whale’ was a vinyl record insert in National Geographic ...

“Whale Song,” a new public art installation created by French artist Jean-Marie Appriou to demonstrate the historical and mythological significance of whales, ... whether they choose to sit on the ...