See the Atlantic humpback whale's one-of-a-kind hunting techniques in action. In this clip, you'll watch two humpback whales engaging in bubble-blowing and circling in pursuit of a meal. Isn't it incredible? You may be wondering, "Why do they blow bubbles?" This aids in capturing the prey before one approaches from below. This incredible footage was shot in the frigid waters of southern Alaska using drones, cameras, and sensors mounted on the whales. Take a look at these incredible beasts as they hunt among a school of fish. And look at the net they're making with bubbles! Once the school of fish is trapped in the whales'…

Stephane Granzotto, a French photographer and filmmaker, was looking at sperm whales in the Mediterranean Sea for his photo book on wildlife when he discovered something unusual. It is the sleeping pattern of these whales. Granzotto is credited with discovering this information. These animals rest in a vertical stance deep within the ocean, giving the impression that they are standing when observed from the surface. Before a study in 2008 revealed it, nobody knew how they slept, and nobody had seen or documented this before this photographer. According to an article that appeared in National Geographic, when they are in this position, they take deep breaths…

Scientists have just discovered an old shark in the North Atlantic. They knew that this shark had definitely gotten older, but they didn't know how old it was until recently. Its estimated age is 512 years, which is a huge number. If it's true, this old shark would be 512 years old, making it the oldest vertebrate still alive on Earth. Greenland sharks tend to live longer than most other animals because they grow very slowly. This is true even though 500 years seems like an incredibly long time. Sharks of this species usually reach adulthood at about 150 years old, but there are stories of…