Yes they do. For example, when a female humpback whale reach her breeding grounds, she will announce her arrival by turning onto her back, and slapping the water with her huge flippers. Several males will soon come on the scene, the female will then swim away, with her suitors giving chase for hours. Each male will compete with each other, to be by the females side. These chases can get very aggressive, and humpbacks have been known to be killed fighting for the females acceptance, and the right to mate. Constantly banging into each other, using deep bellowing sounds, and masses of bubbles to intimidate, they breach out of the water, trying to submerge their rivals; Until finally the victor breaks free to be by the females side, and everything goes calm once more.
The female actively encourages this behavior, to ensure that she has secured the strongest male to breed with. Only then, will the male and the female descend into the depths, where mating will take place.
One example of a mammal that mates in water is the bottlenose dolphin. Dolphins engage in mating behaviors such as courtship displays and copulation underwater.
You can see that Whales have hipbones, because they use to be mammals, that walked on 4 legs.
courtship
Blue whales typically mate once a year during their breeding season, which may vary depending on their location. Mating behavior usually peaks during this season as they search for a suitable partner and engage in courtship rituals.
Courtship in bees involves specific behaviors carried out by males to attract a female for mating. This can include elaborate displays, such as releasing pheromones, performing dances, or offering food. Successful courtship leads to mating, after which the male typically dies.
whales and bird use song for courtship The only one that I know of is the penguin....I recommend watching "Happy Feet"
I shudder to think of what their courtship might be like.
No. Use "courtship of her." We have feelings or an attitude toward someone, but we do not have courtship toward someone.
yes
What do whales use their something to eat
some
Dolphins,Porpises and Beaked whales use it.
Courtship is the process of building a romantic relationship. An example of courtship used in a sentence is: I was there for their courtship, which seemed so perfect, so I was distraught to hear that their relationship fell apart.
Courtship with humpbacks does not appear to be loving and warm caresses. The males compete for a female by breaching, peduncle throws (karate chops of the tail), head slaps, chin slaps, etc. In other words, they fight! The female may mate with several in the group, repeatedly is also possible. Once she feels she is successful she will head back to the feeding grounds. Humpback whales are thought to be very promiscuous.
They were hunting whales because the whales had a lot of stuff they needed from the whales.
they use them for food or some people just like killing whales
Some whales use filter feeders.