Humpback Whales Are Increasingly Giving Up on Singing @discovermagazine
Humpback Whales Are Increasingly Giving Up on Singing  @discovermagazine
Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Learn more at bit.ly/3YSceNB. While humpback song is believed to serve several purposes, perhaps one of the most important is to attract a mate, but this majestic ritual may be on the decline.

A new study of Australian #humpbacks has found that the massive mammals now often resort to fighting for love by charging and head-slapping other potential suitors, among other tactics. Such battles tend to happen after a male has cozied up to a female and is swimming alongside her, and others barge in to take his place, as documented in one writer’s account of a whale-on-whale scuffle.
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Humpback Whales Are Increasingly Giving Up on Singing

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