US EditionFirst-Ever Photos Of Humpback Whale Sex Involve Two Males
- Two male humpback whales were captured engaging in sexual behavior off the coast of Hawaii in a groundbreaking encounter.
- The sexual behavior was potentially aggressive rather than romantic, with one whale possibly asserting dominance over the other due to sickness or injury.
- The significant event was documented by photographers in 2022 and shared with marine biologist Stephanie Stack to contribute to scientific understanding of humpback whale behavior.
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Humpback whales caught enjoying gay sex romp in first documented photos of whale humping
The copulating cetaceans photographed by researchers off the coast of Hawaii were both males, according to a report on the findings published in Marine Mammal Science last Tuesday.
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2 male humpback whales photographed having sex in scientific breakthrough
The whales.Lyle Krannichfeld and Brandi RomanoTwo humpback whales were photographed having sex for the first time, a new study said.Both of the humpback whales were male, the study added.The rare event occurred off the coast of Maui, Hawaii, in 2022.Two humpback whales were photographed having sex for the first time, a new study published in the journal Marine Mammal Science said.The image, which was captured off the coast of Maui, Hawaii, also …
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