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To: Puna who wrote (6708)	7/10/2000 4:39:41 AM
From: sandintoes	Read Replies (1) of 225578

We did notice that when one male was singing sometimes a second male would bee-line for him and interrupt the song Was this done in an aggressive manner. Is it meant as a threat, or staking out territory as animals do? This is all so interesting. I've heard of studying dolphins' sounds, but not as much whales, except by submarines! How close are you allowed to get to the whales? When we were snorkling, I think we were much closer than we were suppose to be. The mother and baby were in between us and a sail boat, VERY close! It wasn't like we had a choice of how near she would be to us, she just appeared. I have some pretty good shots for an amateur photographer. It was very hard to time when they would surface, and where. With you being able to hear them, and knowing their signal for surfacing, would make it much easier! What are they planning on doing with this study?

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