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<\/a>We have spent the last 2 days swimming around the ocean looking for the Giant Squid<\/a> and the beautiful Harp Seal<\/a>, so I thought we might as well end the week playing around in the ocean. Today’s featured animal, suggested by our faithful reader, Jamie – thanks for the recommendation – should be easy to spot since the Humpback Whale is one of the larger animals hanging out in the ocean. This particular whale can be found in oceans and seas throughout the world so pick your favourite coastline and let’s end the week learning about one of the most majestic creatures of the sea.<\/p>\n The Humpback Whale is known for their incredible songs, which are composed of a variety of moans, howls and other complex noises. The great thing about a Humpback concert is you really get your money’s worth as they will typically sing for hours…non-stop! Interestingly enough, we aren’t 100% sure why they are singing but scientists figure it has to do with attracting a mate, which makes sense because why else would a guy sing for hours on end? If you would like to hear what the Humpback Whale sounds like then I highly suggest watching the short video clip below…you will be amazed!<\/p>\nThe Ocean Concert<\/h2>\n