| Video Shows Surprising Humpback Feeding Behavior National Geographic | |
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If you watched humpbacks only from the surface, you'd think that was how they got all their food. But a team of scientists has been putting tags on the whales to snoop on them underwater. (NationalGeographic)
Humpback whales are known for their unique feeding behavior - called bubble-netting - at the water's surface. But researchers noticed the whales also spent a lot of time on the bottom. By mounting cameras on the animals, researchers saw for the first time that these whales were bottom-feeding.
Read more about what researchers learned from this whale's-eye view at National Geographic
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