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Display behaviour is a ritualised or stereotypical sequence of behaviours executed to influence a nearby animal. Displays are usually observable behaviours and can be conducted to socialise or communicate, for courtship and mating purposes, or in more aggressive manors to intimidate a predator, deceive threatening individuals, and hunt.
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Solitary Humpback Whale Displaying Full Range of Motions

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Humpback Whale Playfully Displaying Full Range of Motions

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Trio of Humpback Whales Playing in Front of Camera

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Solitary Humpback Playing close to Surface

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Solitary Humpback Splashing through Surface

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Full Shot of Humpback Pod Playing

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Solitary Humpback Whale Making Eye Contact

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