@natgeo: New drone footage from the Head of Bight, South Australia, shows a southern right whale mother resting belly-up, pectoral fins stretched into the air before slowly rotating to take a breath, then swiveling upside down again. They're the only large whale species documented doing this, but what's the purpose of this unusual behavior? Researchers now theorize it may be tied to energy conservation while nursing their calves, though there's another theory floating around. Learn more about this unusual behavior at the 🔗 in bio.

Raihan Farrel :

Southern Right Whale

dougbruch :

soooooo, they DON'T actually have an explanation. They have one of multiple theories. Misleading title much?

Bob :

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yrzh :

im so early!

OF • BABS :

Si c’est uniquement les baleines 🐋 avec des baleineaux qui ont ce comportement ça ne peut être lié qu’à l’allaitement

joeboufadel :

لا إله إلا أنت سبحانك اني كنت من الظالمين

Gomezgomez :

Me avisan cuando tenga like

Tammie Brassart118 :

why? I can Google it and not follow 🤬

Choucho setif :

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sebaspilin32 :

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alikhan1 :

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