Whale vocalization

So something new happened last night.

Eddie's got to listen to whale sounds to get to bed.

He goes, do you mind if I put this soothing music on? I was like, you were watching our YouTube channel? It actually was.

It's

You're your own worst critic, huh? I'm taking that one with me.

We're having fun.

I'm going to do whale sounds over the radio now.

Sorry,

[whales singing] "Listening with Whales: Song, Grief, and Obligation Across Ways of Knowing," read and written by Mariko Muzzo.

[whale singing] Whether through awe and wonder or death and grief, human-whale relations throw into relief important epistemic, ethical, spiritual, legal, and scientific tensions.

Because whales migrate across oceans and have long been in relationship with humans across the globe, they inhabit multiple and often conflicting worlds of meaning and obligation.

And Anthony.

[whale noises] Is that what a whale sounds like?

And, um, I did not expect that at all.

Did I, did I get it right?