1970 · Movie · 52m
In The Feeding Grounds Of The Humpback Whales
A humpback whale mother embarks on a 5,500-kilometer migration from Maui to Alaska, guiding her newborn calf through treacherous waters filled with predators and starvation. This wildlife documentary captures the breathtaking journey of survival, revealing the intricate feeding strategies and maternal instincts of these majestic marine giants.
A meditative journey into the ocean's raw drama. This is the kind of film that captures you with its quiet intensity—following a mother's desperate mission to keep her newborn alive across thousands of kilometers of open sea. Perfect for when you want to feel small and humbled by nature.
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Cast
Paul Bendelow
Director
Sigurd Tesche
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