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Similar to the role of socialising in human development, socialising is an innate need vital for the growth, resilience, and survival of many marine species. As a result, scientists are finding it increasingly imperative to understand marine species' social structures better to ensure effective conservation.
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Close-up of Large Male Cape Fur Seal

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Cape Fur Seals Playing near Surface

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Trio of Humpback Whales Playfully Passing by Camera

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Pod of Humpback Whales Interact with Solitary Seal

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Trio of Humpback Whales Playing in Front of Camera

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Humpback Duo Rolling towards Surface

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Pod of Humpbacks Surfacing & Playing

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Trio of Humpback Whales Gracefully Playing & Socialising

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Large Pod Humpback Whales Passing By

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Large Pod of Humpbacks Playing & Socialising

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Humpbacks Passing Overhead through Krill

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Humpback Duo Playing & Socialising

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