humpback whale造句

A white humpback whale named Migaloo is seen off the coast of Byron Bay, Australia.

The plaintive song of the humpback whale can travel for great distances underwater.

This is the tale of tiny snail and a great big, grey-blue humpback whale.

Forty tons of gleaming muscle, a humpback whale blasts out of the water near South Africa.

I mean, if you've ever heard the eerie song of the humpback whale [whale song], you know that it don't sound like no spring peeper [frog sound].

All the males in a humpback whale population usually sing just one song at any given time.

A humpback whale mother and calf embark on an epic journey from tropical coral paradises to storm ravaged polar seas.

A juvenile male humpback whale has been found dead in the Thames near Dartford Bridge, Kent, the first ever to be stranded in the river.

The mother humpback whale and her calf have made progress toward the Pacific Ocean in the past few hours but biologists say the pace has slackened.

U.S. biologists were counting on an underwater recording of humpback whale songs to lure two injured whales back down the Sacramento River and toward the ocean.

A humpback whale, which was freed from almost certain death by three men off the coast of California, repaid the favour to its rescuers with a breathtaking display of breaches and dives.

It is not freezing but even in summer the wind is bitingly cold and we can smell the bad breath of a humpback whale as it groans past our bows on Sermilik Fjord.

Toronto - When biologist Frank Fish spied a figurine of a humpback whale in a Boston gift shop and noticed the pointy bumps along its fins, he said, That has to be wrong.

Human beings borrow ideas in music from humpback whales.

Marine experts are still looking for ways to【 herd two humpback whales back to the ocean】.

Then something amazing happened: a pair of humpback whales turned up.

Japan has been under pressure from conservation groups, the United States, Australia and New Zealand not to hunt humpback whales - which are considered near extinction.

A new study reveals that, just like humans, humpback whales in the South Pacific follow musical trends that change by the season.

A study finds that each year, songs spread from one group of humpback whales to another, moving eastward from Australia to French Polynesia.

Long believed to exist only in the brains of humans and other great apes, in 2006 spindle cells were discovered in the same brain areas in humpback whales, fin whales, killer whales, and sperm whales.