This is already some years old but still amazing. A #hybrid between a #humpback und another #rorqual, likely a #brydewhale, filmed in Polynesian waters. It has only small and few facial tubercles, smooth flippers, fluke, back and dorsal ridges on the head app.nimia.com/fpvideo/166640…

Dec 23, 2021 · 6:04 PM UTC

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Replying to @MarkusBhler10
Very cool!
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There is a surprisingly large number of hybrid cetaceans on record. But they are of course especially interesting of the parental species have rather different morphologies. Sometimes you can see even fully unique new traits as a result of this.
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