Animals
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Humpback Whales Produce Their Songs That Can Last Up to 30 Minutes and Spread Across the Pacific Ocean
Humpback whale songs are mimicked by other whales from the central to the eastern Pacific Ocean on Earth’s Southern Hemisphere.
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