Stunning audiovisual recording of humpback whales singing

Ever wanted to see how whales feed? This incredible footage shows humpback whales working together in a group, swimming in a shrinking circle and blowing bubbles below a school of krill to force them towards the surface - known as ‘bubble net feeding’ in the Antarctic Peninsula. | WWF UK

Three minutes of big beautiful bubble-nets! These Humpback Whales in Antarctica are working together to trap krill within a net of bubbles. Videos by Richard Sidey / Galaxiid Original Music from Serge Sainte Rose Music | Richard Sidey

Happy #WhaleWednesday! 🐋 Humpback whales are truly world travelers. Every year, this species' whale populations migrate from cooler feeding grounds to warmer breeding grounds. The warm, tropical climate is perfect for them when it comes to mating and giving birth. Each humpback whale population has its own migration route, and those who travel from Antarctica to northern South America have the longest migration of any mammal alive! 🌎 Learn more about humpbacks ➡ http://ow.ly/zRqd50Fqxqu | Ocea

Do whales migrate every year? Known as trickle migration, humpback whales steadily trickle into breeding grounds rather than migrating as an entire population before returning to feeding grounds. But, not every whale migrates every year! As migration is energetically costly for humpback whales, some individual whales remain year-round at their feeding grounds. 🩵🐋 📸Research activities authorized under NMFS/MMPA ESA Permit #21321 following all guidelines. The UAS pilot holds FAA Part 107 author