They inquired, “Yikes, how does this whale shark even feed or breath?” To which shark biologist, Simon J Pierce responded with, “As long as the water is still flowing over the gills the shark should be okay, but still, OMG”. While another individual wrote, “Take me to see whale sharks”.Ī Twitter user was a little concerned about the mother-to-be’s health. One Facebook user said, “Absolutely amazing”. Here is how netizens reacted to the ‘whale bus’. Additionally, the picture is creating a buzz on other social media platforms, such as Twitter. Since being shared, Baudin’s post has received over 1,000 shares and more than 100 comments on Facebook.
Doesn’t this picture remind you of this scene from Finding Nemo? This is probably the most magnificent example of animals being bros we’ve ever seen.
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The image was shared along with a caption reading, “Yesterday, I met one of the most beautiful creatures I have ever seen.A whale shark for the book! An adult pregnant female, +12 meters! She was so massive that even a whole squad of remoras used her mouth to a free ride! Thank you mother nature, it was a wonderful day with an absolutely unbelievable creature”. This photographer’s underwater shot of a pregnant whale shark giving a lift to a squad of remoras captures this intriguingly beautiful essence of nature.Įvans Baudin shared this photo, taken underwater near the Mexican city Cabo San Lucas, on his Facebook account on June 6. The songs don't quite meet the criteria to be classified officially as a language, but humpbacks are the only animals other than humans to be known to communicate via a hierarchical structure.Most of the time, Mother Nature is a whole lot mesmerising. A 2006 study published in the Journal of the Acoustical Society of America uncovered that the songs of humpbacks use syntax and repeat phrases over the course of their songs, apparently conveying information while doing so. Perhaps the best-known examples of a whale language are the songs sung by humpback whales. This indicates that these different communities of sperm whales all speak a different dialect, understandable only to others in their specific group. Pearl:'Whats wrong with his fin' Tad:'He looks funnyOw Hey what did I do What did I do' Sea Horse:'Be niceIts his first time at school.' Marlin:'He was born with it kids.We call it his lucky fin.' Pearl:'See, this tentacle is actually shorter than all my other tentacles but you cant really tell, especially when I twirl them like this.' Sheldon:'Im H2O intolerant. In a study published in the journal Nature Communications, sperm whales in the Galapagos Islands were found to share the same vocalizations as others in their social group, but separate from other nearby groups of sperm whales. In fact, science indicates that different societies of whales actually have their own separate dialects even among the same species. In real life, whales don't share a common language. And it appears the film will be incorporating the same type of whale speak as seen in Finding Nemo, judging by this promotional video featuring Burrell and Olson. Disney even promoted Jas "Speak Like a Whale Day", with people being encouraged to do so on social media and with events taking place at Disney Parks & Resorts. Finding Dory adds two new characters who apparently speak whale as well: The beluga whale, Bailey (Ty Burrell), and the whale shark, Destiny (Kaitlin Olson). In Finding Nemo, the whale language spoken by Dory was just English with the words elongated to mimic whale sounds. But do whales really have a language, and if they do, is it possible to speak it? In the film, the whale she was trying to talk to didn't seem to understand what she was saying, but the whale language is expected to make a comeback in Finding Dory.
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One of these skills that she puts on display is that she knows how to speak whale.
Despite her short-term memory loss, she was able to assist Marlin in his quest to find his son in Finding Nemo, putting to use a number of skills she had somehow acquired in spite of her disability.
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