Humpback Whale Bubblenet Feeding Explained
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we were very fortunate to see this really only 25 yards 50 yards off the boat numerous times is that the whales come up and open their jaws completely and lunge up out of the water and catch a good amount of school of fish really amazing Behavior
really a special part of this trip to Southeast Alaska
interesting thing about the HBS here in Southeast Alaska is that they make this vocalization that you just heard
can't say enough uh how great all the naturalists are everybody on board
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A guest exploring Southeast Alaska aboard National Geographic Sea Lion on a Lindblad-National Geographic expedition explains a seldom-seen phenomenon witnessed during the day: bubblenet feeding humpback whales.