1. The humpback whales make otherworldly sounds.

2. Humpback whales come to the California coast to feed each summer.

3. Humpback whales have even been seen to weave a snare of air-bubbles - a bubble net.

4. And this is the tail of the humpback whale.

5. This pure white humpback whale in the Australian east coast waters is estimated that only 10-15, there is only one-thousandth chance.

6. Forty tons of gleaming muscle, a humpback whale blasts out of the water near South Africa.

7. I heard about seeing a humpback whale fountaining but couldn't lift up my head.

8. Australian media say a lost humpback whale calf has bonded with a yacht it seems to think is its mother.

9. Photo Gallery: Whales The plaintive song of the humpback whale can travel for great distances underwater.

10. Ken Bradshaw and I were singing songs to one another like a pair of humpback whales.

11. This is the tale of tiny snail and a great big, grey - blue humpback whale.

12. I mean, if you've ever heard the eerie song of the humpback whale [whale song], you know that it don't sound like no spring peeper [frog sound].

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15. To a soundtrack created by the whales themselves—via Roger Payne's groundbreaking and album-charting recording of the plaintive song of the humpback whale—we moved slowly towards cetacean manumission.