A rare and breathtaking spectacle has been captured on camera off the coast of New York, leaving marine biologists and enthusiasts alike in awe. Humpback whales have been observed engaging in a unique feeding behavior known as "bubble-net feeding," where they create a large, circular net of bubbles to trap schools of fish, making it easier to feed on them. The remarkable footage, obtained by a team of researchers, shows the whales working together to create the bubble net, with some individuals swimming in a circular motion while others breach the surface to create the bubbles. This extraordinary display has provided valuable insights into the complex social behavior of humpback whales and their adaptability in different environments.
Humpback whales bubble-net feeding off New York coast caught on camera Fox News
