Interbreeding area movement of an adult humpback whale between the east Pacific Ocean and southwest Indian Ocean

Overview of attention for article published in Royal Society Open Science, December 2024

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A humpback whale photographed off Brazil in 2003 was identified 22 years later in Australia, 15,100 kilometres away — the greatest distance ever recorded between two sightings of the same humpback whale

ScienceBlog.com, 25 Jul 2026

A humpback whale photographed in a rowdy group off the coast of Brazil in August 2003 was seen again in September 2025, this…

Humpback Whale Makes Record-Breaking Migration Across 3 Oceans

Science Alert, 13 Dec 2024

Scientists are stunned.

Humpback Whale Makes Record-Breaking 8,000-Mile Migration Across Three Oceans, but the Reason Is Still a Mystery

Smart News, 12 Dec 2024

Biologists say mating, climate change or simply being confused might have driven the creature to swim great distances, between…

Горбатый кит преодолел рекордные 18000 километров между Колумбией и Занзибаром

N+1: научные статьи, новости, открытия, 12 Dec 2024

Зоологи описали рекордное путешествие самца горбатого кита. В 2013 и 2017 году эту особь дважды сфотографировали у берегов Колумб…

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