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Humpback whale mother may have mourned her dead calf for days

A recent observation off Australia’s Gold Coast documented a humpback whale mother exhibiting signs of mourning for her stillborn calf, remaining in close proximity and maintaining eye contact for extended periods. This behavior highlights the emotional complexity and social bonds among marine mammals, which may have implications for conservation efforts and the protection of their habitats.

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