Animals
Humpback Whale Songs Tracked, Tied To Movements
Using acoustic monitoring techniques, marine scientists at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration have complied the first detailed description linking humpback whale movements and location in the Northwest Atlantic Ocean with specific songs the whales sing.
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