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Humpback Whales’ Playful Bubble Rings For the first time, scientists have documented humpback whales blowing large, perfectly formed bubble rings during friendly encounters with humans. These ...

Humpback whales have been documented for the first time creating large bubble rings in water during friendly interactions with humans, suggesting they could be trying to communicate with us.

Home > Science Humpback Whales May Communicate With Humans Via Bubble Rings Their unique dispatches could have something to teach scientists about making contact with alien intelligence.

Researchers believe it could be a way in which the whales greet humans, representing either play or communication.