保护下一代鲸鱼——座头鲸的交配地和迁徙路线

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Protecting the next generation of whales Mating grounds and migration routes for humpback whales DATE:February 10, 2025 In the frothing water is a tangle of whales. A female leads the chase with her main male escort close behind. As other males speed along, changing directions and smashing into their rivals to keep up, it’s almost impossible to tell one writhing body from another. “They go at it for hours, and even days,” says Dr. Natalia Botero-Acosta, a humpback whale expert at University of California Santa Cruz and a director of the Macuáticos Colombia Foundation. In this dramatic spectacle—known as a competitive group—male humpback whales come together, all vying to mate with one female. “It gets really intense,” says Botero-Acosta, who has watched as many as 25 males brutally compete。

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原始资料标题：保护下一代鲸鱼——座头鲸的交配地和迁徙路线

原文链接：https://www.worldwildlife.org/stories/protecting-the-next-generation-of-whales