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Turn on your sound to hear the echolocation clicks of this curious juveline sperm whale 😍 Captured by Kimberly Jeffries | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR
Ocean Conservation Research - OCR. . Turn on your sound to hear the echolocation clicks of this curious juveline sperm whale 😍 Captured by Kimberly Jeffries
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439K views · 37K reactions | Volume on! Sound travels farther underwater and whale songs can cross an ocean. Stream "Soul of the Ocean" here: https://to.pbs.org/3JfILrZ [VID: Compilation footage of humpback whales singing in the ocean] | Nature | PBS | Facebook
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