The 3 three sounds that whales do are called clicks,whistles and pulsed calls
The reason that humpback whales probrably make their sounds is because they are looking for a mate. Or it could just be because it sounds cool!
Those include dolphins and whales, and yes, they make sounds.
Whales don't make sounds like we do. The three most common sounds a whale makes are clicks, whistles, and a type of call. Whales make the sounds by pressing air between balloon like structures which are located in their head.
yes
whistling loud noise
Like any other cetacean, they make clicks, whistles and grunts :)
Whale are social creatures, they live in groups that support and protect its members. The sounds that whales make are their form of communication. Some of the sounds they make are believed to be for navigation and identifying their surroundings. The sounds bounce off objects giving them a picture of the size and shape of the things around them. Other sounds are believed to be social interaction. Sounds intended to communicate mood or intent. It has been found that different groups of whales have their own unique sets of sounds that may help them differentiate between whales of their own pod and those that are not. Scientists have yet to definitively define exactly what the whales are communicating. They can only observe and formulate opinions.
Most whales, apart from humpbacks, don't actually make those sounds. The whales do not technically communicate, they just sing to attract a mate. There is no such thing as "hello" in whales, so, technically, you are stupid.
Some fish make croaking sounds at the surface. Lol nice. {I'm the chick who asked this.} ^_^ I was bored.
whales communicate with eachother because if they need something or they need help, they make sounds that humans dont understand
They make sounds, push water out of the holes on their back, swing their tail and turn their body
whales make high-pitched sounds that can be heard from many miles away