Migration of the Southern Humpback Whales

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The Cyclic Migration of the Southern Humpback Whales

PAGE	INDEX OF CONTENTS (Click `\| Index \|` to return here)
1	Why and Where do the Southern Humpback Whales Migrate?
2	The Krill Fest in the Antarctic
3	How do the Humpback whales catch these small creatures?
4	Feeding methods of the Humpback Whale
5	A Cyclic Journey into the Open Ocean
6	An Orderly Procession
7	Mothers with Calves
8	Young Whales - Male and Female
9	Mature Males and Resting Females
10	Females in Late Pregnancy
11	Cape Byron: Harmonic Convergence
12	Songlines
13	An Ocean of Sound
14	Breeding and Birthing in the sub tropical waters of The Great Barrier Reef
15	Courtship and Mating
16	Birthing
17	Nursing Their Young
18	Visions of krill - Southward Bound
19	Newly Pregnant and Resting Females
20	Young Whales - Male and Female
21	Mature Males
22	Nursing Mothers
23	Rest and Relaxation in Hervey Bay
24	August: A Time of Socialising and Play
25	September and October: Feeding and Nursery School
26	The Final Leg of the Journey
27	References & Bibliography