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Study finds whales sing for up to 16 hours non-stop while diving

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Study finds whales sing for up to 16 hours non-stop while diving
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A new study published in Current Biology reveals that humpback whales synchronize their complex song patterns with specific stages of their dive cycles. Researchers used non-invasive suction-cup tags to track whale movement and acoustics simultaneously.

The findings could help infer whale behavior from acoustic recordings alone.

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Study finds whales sing for up to 16 hours non-stop while diving — Headlinne — headlinne