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Meanings of humpback in English
Portuguese
baleia jubarte Large whalebone whale with long flippers noted for arching or humping its back as it dives.
Usage of humpback in English
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But at other times, the humpback whales decided to stay and fight.
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A humpback whale, when it does this incredible spiraling in the water.
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In August you can also see humpback whales on their annual migration.
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The Consortium's next assessment on humpback whale numbers will be in 2016.
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In August, coronavirus permitting, he will swim with humpback whales off Tonga.
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Hanging beside the sei, the humpback was more a figure of fun.
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On 14 occasions, the orcas attacked and killed a humpback whale calf.
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It was hard to say how long the humpback could last without help.
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Information theory also shows that humpback whales have rules of grammar and syntax.
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The sea breaks over the whalestone's humpback, and the spray flies.
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On some occasions, the humpback whales seen by Pitman's team sought out protection.
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A humpback whale rescued from entanglement in fishing gear off of Cape Point.
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Hope continues to fade for a stranded humpback whale near Dargaville.
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The humpback whale is currently listed as endangered throughout its range.
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After the initial thrill of seeing the humpback breach, things became seriously eye-popping.
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A young humpback whale was spotted by onlookers at the waterfront around midday.
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Translations for humpback
Spanish
Humpback through the time
Humpback across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Rare