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Humpback Whales Plagiarize the Tunes of Other Whales (Even Oceans Away)
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whales ( megaptera novaeangliae ) aren't just ... separating them from their targets. live science
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whales plagiarize the tunes of other whales (even oceans away)
humpback
whales plagiarize the tunes of other whales (even ...
