15K views · 252 reactions | Sperm Whale? Where did they get their...

3.8K views · 50 reactions | The sperm whale dives up to two miles in search of prey, communicating with their calves on the surface with sounds tht are some of the loudest made by any animal. Watch these awesome creatures as they swim and dive in search of prey including the giant squid – an animal few humans have seen alive. | National Geographic UK | Facebook

46K views · 2.4K reactions | : @jonoallenphotography · shared the unforgettable experience of feeling the sharp clicks of a sperm whale reverberate through his body. These high-pitched sounds are used by sperm whales to communicate and navigate in the deep ocean. Remarkably, their echolocation allows them to perceive their surroundings in complete darkness.  #spermwhale #oceanlife #marinelife #bluemind | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR | Facebook