🎥: bluelifewild // Sperm whale families gather with other individuals in their cultural clan, typically to offer protection from predatory orcas which hunt their young, or to help each other hunt for prey. When socializing, sperm whales emit complex patterns of Morse code-like clicks called 'codas.' Each sperm whale family has a slightly distinct coda repertoire, but share general coda types with other family units in their cultural clan. Sperm whale clans that do not share coda types do not sp

55K views · 563 reactions | Incredible Humpback breaching around our boat, taken by Capt. Alex the other day! While the boat was stopped waiting for the whale to surface, it decided to breach its way in a giant circle around our Zodiac. To some it might even seem scary, but the whales know exactly where the boat is even when they are playing around. | Newport Coastal Adventure | Facebook

16K views · 9K reactions | The lunging continues! Today we saw as...