3.8K views · 64 reactions | Each year, humpback whales make the journey to warmer seas to give birth – where females are persued by up to 20 males locked in competition for the chance to mate. This is known as a 'heat run.' | National Geographic UK | Facebook

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Take a look at this incredible humpback whale encounter on a trip with PacWhale Eco-Adventures Australia! The footage just doesn't do it justice 😍 Neither a breeding ground nor a feeding ground, Hervey Bay is a unique spot for whale watching. During whale season, thousands of humpback whales make this calm, protected and relatively small area a popular stopover on their journey to Antarctica. PacWhale Eco-Adventures Australia is the social enterprise of Pacific Whale Foundation Australia. Profi

The most amazing start to the whale season ever! Here’s the latest from our whale watching commentator and ecological consultant – David James Whale sightings are up by 20% from last season and up to 20 Whales are being sighted each cruise! It’s not only the whale sightings that have increased but also the level of Whale activity. Humpbacks normally travel in temporary pods of 1 to 3 whales. This Whale season the number of pods sighted off Sydney have increased and they are travelling closer tog

3.1K views · 8.6K reactions | The humpbacks are migrating back to...