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'''Whale language''' or '''whale song''' is how [[whale]]s communicate. Whales cannot actually sing, but they are known to make [[noises]] that sound like squeaking and howling. These noises can travel for many miles underwater. | '''Whale language''' or '''whale song''' is how [[whale]]s communicate. Whales cannot actually sing, but they are known to make [[noises]] that sound like squeaking and howling. These noises can travel for many miles underwater. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:26, September 26, 2018
Whale language or whale song is how whales communicate. Whales cannot actually sing, but they are known to make noises that sound like squeaking and howling. These noises can travel for many miles underwater.
External links
- Whales singing on YouTube