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Scuba News
January 13, 2025 by HAL
A whale scientist named Nan Hauser had a remarkable experience when a humpback whale saved her from a tiger shark. While in the Cook Islands, the whale approached her and seemed determined to help. Despite knowing to keep a safe distance from whales, Nan quickly realized the whale was protecting her from danger. This incident […]
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December 30, 2024 by HAL
A diver named Keri Wilk experienced a unique incident while diving near Dominica. Wilk and his group were photographing whales when one whale released a massive amount of waste, creating what they called a “poonado.” This thick cloud of whale poo obscured their visibility, making it hard to see. The event is believed to be […]
November 14, 2024 by HAL
Hvaldimir, a beluga whale believed to be a Russian spy, was not shot, as originally reported. A post-mortem examination revealed that he likely died from a bacterial infection, with a stick stuck in his mouth as a possible cause. The Norwegian authorities found no evidence of gunshot wounds, and the whale’s remains are being donated […]
September 25, 2024 by HAL
Whales sing to communicate, especially during mating season. Their songs can travel faster underwater, making them effective for long-distance communication. Only certain species, such as Humpback and Blue whales, are known for singing. Each whale population has unique songs that change over time. However, human-made noise pollution can disrupt their vocalizations. Read the full article […]
September 8, 2024 by HAL
An adult female southern right whale became agitated when surfers approached her and her calf near a Sydney beach. A free diver attempted to touch the calf, leading to a dangerous situation. The incident highlights the importance of the no-touch rule and maintaining a safe distance from marine animals. Some people were injured, with one […]
August 29, 2024 by HAL
Whale songs are fascinating, featuring a variety of sounds like groans and squeals. Researchers have been curious about these sounds since 1967 when Roger Payne studied humpback whales. The Cetacean Translation Initiative (CETI) aims to decode these communications. Understanding whale language could change our relationship with these amazing creatures. Read the article
May 28, 2024 by HAL
Test your whale knowledge with a quiz for a subscription discount. Read the entire article at divemagazine.com
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