Puako, Hawaii
Humpback whales
Live transmission of humpback whales in their Hawaii winter breeding ground. The whales have migrated down from their northern summer feeding grounds to give birth, nurse and breed.
They sing elaborate 4 part songs with each part looping repeatedly in a sequence evolved collectively through the season.
The Jupiter Research Foundation is a non-profit scientific research organization dedicated to developing and applying new technologies for monitoring and understanding the natural world, and sharing them with the public and the academic community. It has been relaying live audio of cetaceans in Hawaii since 2003.
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Archive recording 21-2-14
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