Whether it's learning a new song, figuring out how to use tools to find food, or picking up the local customs, learning from others is an important part of life for many animals, including people. A new study finds strong evidence that a group of humpback whales in the Gulf of Maine is sharing a newly observed feeding behavior via their social networks.
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