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A migrating humpback whale with her calf swim just below the surface of the water at Ningaloo Reef. The population of humpbacks here is unique to Western Australia, singing unique songs that are not used by other humpbacks worldwide. Along the way, the pair may stop to feed and rest in the Exmouth Gulf before their long journey north.

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