Beluga Whale

Beluga whales are among the most vocal species of cetaceans and use their vocalizations for echolocation, mating, and communication.

Beluga whales are considered to be among the most vocal species of cetaceans.

They use their vocalizations for echolocation, mating, and communication. Belugas also use body language such as grinding their teeth or splashing around. Some communication undoubtedly occurs when babies are in contact with their mothers.

Sources: (AMMPA, 2014, 2017; Bonner, 1989; Paine, 1995; Williams, 2002)
Image: Steve Snodgrass

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