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Alaska Beluga Whales Trade Pairs to Survive in the Long Term
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In the icy waters of Bristol Bay, Alaska, United States, a new study by the Atlantic University of Florida, United States, reveals how a small population of beluga whales (Delphinapterus leucas) survives in the long term through an amazing strategy: they mate with multiple pairs over several years. According to ‘Frontiers in Marine Science’, the combination of long-term genetics, observation and thorough analysis is beginning to reveal some of t…
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