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Listen to this whale song!!! 📣🔊 What do you think this kind of communication is? Volume up! 🐋 Captured in Australia, this clip features humpback whale sounds that defy the typical ‘song’ stereotype. Offering a totally different acoustic experience. 🩵 📸Research activities conducted under appropriate state and federal permits and following animal ethics approval. #pacificwhalefoundation #pwf #australiawhale #whalesong | Pacific Whale Foundation

WORLD WHALE CELEBRATIONS DAY ARE BACK 👇🐋 Come join us for a WEEK of celebrations for the 45th anniversary of Word Whale Week! 📆 February 9th - 15th 📍Maui, Hawai’i Events: 9th Annual World Whale Film Festival @maui_onstage Taste & Tunes @oceanvodka Big Blue Soirée @makai_glass_maui Community Day Mālama I Nā Koholā @ Mā’alaea Harbor World Whale Day Parade @ South Kīhei Road PLUS MORE: Speciality Whale Watches @pacwhaleecoadventures Volunteer Opportunities like Mālama Pono and beach cleanup! @p

Get to know PacWhale Eco-Adventures: We believe it is our kuleana, our responsibility, to strive to create ecotours that are as educational, expert-driven, and ecologically responsible as possible. Every PacWhale Eco-Adventures trip is led by Certified Marine Naturalists who work to provide a truly unique, educational, and fun adventure at sea. Watch to learn about their training, experience and passion for sharing our mission of protecting the ocean through science and advocacy and inspiring en

Look at those giant pectoral fins! Humpback whales have the longest pectoral fins of any whale or dolphin, as long as 15 feet or up to one third of their total body length! The scientific name for the humpback whale is Megaptera novaeangliae (big-winged New Englander). They were named after their distinct long pectoral fins, which resemble wings! 🪽 #pacificwhalefoundation #pwf #humpbackwhales #pectoralfin | Pacific Whale Foundation

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