animal behavior
Rare Omura's Whale Recorded In First-Ever Field Observation [VIDEO]
Scientists from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution have made the first-ever field observations of Omura's whales, which occured off the coast of Madagascar. This study sheds light on the rare species' behavior and habitat preferences.
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