Scientific American

Listen to the oldest known recording of a whale

Researchers have rediscovered a 77-year-old recording of a haunting song that now has been determined to have come from a ...
Discover Wildlife

It's the length of a bus, weighs the same as a tank and can leap 12 metres high – oh and it's one of the world's best singers too...

Learn all humpback whales, giant sirens of the sea - from where they live to what they eat, and why they don't have teeth ...
Cape Cod Times

Humpback whale song from 1949 discovered on Cape Cod. It may be the first recorded.

Seventy-seven years after its recording, WHOI recovered what could be the first humpback whale song captured on audio. It was labeled "fish noises." ...

40-ton humpback whales travel 5,000 miles each year performing epic jumps and jaw-dropping shows

Humpback whales surface, leap out of the water, slap the sea with their massive fins and tails. And its seems very similar to ...