Blue Whale Aerial Photo, Balaenoptera musculus, #03354

Do blue whales socialize? Of course! But how they find one another across miles of ocean, what brings them together, and what they do when in one another's company is still largely a mystery.

Blue whales: mother/calf pair w/ adult, Baja California (Mexico).

Species: Blue whale, Balaenoptera musculus
Image ID: 03354
Format: Film 2:3

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Animal > Cetacean > Whale > Blue Whale > Blue Whale Aerial
Animal > Cetacean > Whale > Juvenile / Calf
Animal > Cetacean > Whale > Whale Behavior > Mother / Calf Nurturing
Animal > Endangered / Threatened Species > Marine > Blue Whale
Subject > Technique > Aerial Photo > Blue Whale Aerial

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