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Do you know what behavior this is??👇 Spyhopping is when a whale vertically raises its head out of the water, allowing it to observe its surroundings above the surface. Essentially, the whale is “looking around.” Humpback whales, along with other cetaceans like orcas, are known to exhibit this behavior. They might do this for observation or potentially curiosity! 🐋 ❤️Our end of year fundraising is still open! We have a $100,000 donation match for this end of year. Help PWF continue our work! ❤️
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Do you know what behavior this is??👇 Spyhopping is when a whale vertically raises its head out of the water, allowing it to observe its surroundings above the surface. Essentially, the whale is “looking around.” Humpback whales, along with other cetaceans like orcas, are known to exhibit this behavior. They might do this for observation or potentially curiosity! 🐋 ❤️Our end of year fundraising is still open! We have a $100,000 donation match for this end of year. Help PWF continue our work! ❤️
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