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Whales: Social Dynamics and Unique Behaviors
This chapter explores the population dynamics of North Pacific humpback whales and the influence of human activity on their behavior. It highlights the intriguing relationships and social structures among killer whales, including menopause and the grandmother hypothesis. The discussion also touches on mating behaviors, including same-sex interactions, illustrating the emotional ties researchers have with these remarkable marine mammals.
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