Whales are often referred to as the true historians of the sea, due to their ability to store vast amounts of information in their brains and pass it down through generations. They have a highly developed sense of hearing and can detect sounds from great distances underwater, which allows them to communicate with each other over long distances. Additionally, whales are known for their complex social structures and the importance they place on family bonds, making them excellent recorders of cultural traditions and knowledge.
Fucking owls don’t know squat about whales, but I guess they’re right that whales store info through sound, yeah.
"Interesting perspective from the marmoset. While it may not be an expert on owls, its observation about whales is thought-provoking. It’s fascinating how these creatures use sound to store information.