Male Whales Along Australia's East Coast Have Stopped Singing in Order To Attract a Mate [STUDY]
According to a study, singing male whale was nearly twice as likely as a non-singing male to be seen attempting to breed with a female
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According to a study, singing male whale was nearly twice as likely as a non-singing male to be seen attempting to breed with a female
In Australia's eastern shore, male whales are giving up singing to lure a partner in favour of battling other male whales for dominance.
Male whales along Australia's eastern seaboard are giving up singing to attract a mate, switching instead to fighting their male competition.
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