Octobris XXV
 

Researching whales is like reading the code of Godx in real-time.
We don't write code we read it, we see it, we understand it's sacred nature.

"A humpback whale will blow a “net” made of bubbles and then splash its flippers at the net’s weak parts to reinforce them before lunging to swallow the captured prey (illustrated in yellow), a study finds. The research was conducted under NOAA permits #14122 and #18529."
 

Image credit: K. KOSMA/ROYAL SOCIETY OPEN SCIENCE 2019

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