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Rare footage shows a humpback whale attending a dead calf

Science News reports the female repeatedly dived toward the stillborn calf and rested beside it with a fin over its body.

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Science News reports that a female humpback whale was filmed with a stillborn calf off Queensland, Australia, in July 2025. Researchers believe she was the calf’s mother. They say the rare sighting suggests baleen whales may experience grief, but caution against drawing direct parallels with humans.

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@ScienceNewsHumpback whales have an incredibly tight bond with their calves. This rare sighting shows just how close they are. https://www.sciencenews.org/article/video-humpback-whale-dead-calf-bond5h
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    @ScienceNewsHumpback whales have an incredibly tight bond with their calves. This rare sighting shows just how close they are. https://www.sciencenews.org/article/video-humpback-whale-dead-calf-bond5h
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