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The whales who love to sing in the dark
by Mary Halton, Science Reporter, BBC News
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4 April 2018
On 4 April 2018 BBC News reported:
Beneath the Arctic sea ice, in the blanket of January's polar night, bowhead whales most prefer to sing. While the songs of humpback whales have long received the most attention, it turns out that their baleen cousins [bowhead whales] could have a far greater repertoire. A study of a bowhead population near Svalbard has shown that their musical calls may be as varied as those of songbirds. This would make them unique among whale populations, and possibly even mammals.
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