| 🇫🇷 Mais pourquoi font-elles cela ? Pour donner de rapides pistes de réponses, il faut garder à l'esprit que dans le monde animal, on se bat, on se reproduit et on dort. C'est dit de manière la plus anti-romantique possible, mais ça reflète la réalité. Vous me direz, dans le monde humain, on n'est pas loin de faire pareil. Certes, mais c'est un autre sujet ! Donc la plupart des sauts ou agitations que montrent les baleines sont des avertissements. Présence de prédateurs, dérangement causés par des bateaux trop proches, agacement, ces mouvements de surface sont faits pour tenter d'éloigner un intrus. D'autres, au contraire, sont faits pour faire se rapprocher un individu... en général une femelle. D'autres enfins sont à vocation d'éducation pour un juvénile qui reproduira le geste montré par sa mère. Quant aux suppositions de jeux, certes c'est plaisant à imaginer, mais mis à part lorsque cela vient du baleineau, il est probable que cela reste du cadre de l'anthropomorphisme. |
🇬🇧 But why are they doing this? To give quick answers, it must be borne in mind that in the animal world, we fight, reproduce, and sleep. It’s said in the most anti-romantic way possible, but it reflects reality. You will tell me, in the human world, we are not far from doing the same. Certainly, but it’s another subject! So most of the jumps or agitations that the whales show are warnings. Presence of predators, disturbance caused by boats too close, annoyance, these surface movements are made to try to keep away an intruder. Others, on the contrary, are made to bring an individual closer... usually a female. Other ends are intended for the education of a juvenile who will reproduce the gesture shown by his mother. As for the assumptions of games, certainly it is pleasant to imagine, but apart from when it comes from the calf, it is likely that it remains within the framework of anthropomorphism. |
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Hi @birdwatcher , Ok, sorry I think I did not understand the subject of your community. I will try to correct that in my next post.
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