humpback

Converse of object

• see: During the boat ride we saw humpbacks breaching at a distance.
• live: This is the first record of living Humpbacks for the Netherlands.
• include: This lush coastal wilderness is home to abundant wildlife including humpback and orca whales, puffins, and stellar sea lions.
• kill: The humpback whale was heavily hunted in Scottish waters, adding to the estimated 250,000 humpbacks killed worldwide.
• spot: This area offers good chances of spotting humpback and minke whales.

Adjective modifier

• endangered: The bar for of endangered humpback about its commitment.
• playful: Set to open vessel's tonnage from waters to get playful humpbacks giant.
• several: Almost half a mile away, several more Humpbacks are logging on the surface.

Modifies a noun

• whale: The songs were about a mother humpback whale who is about to give birth to her first calf.
• dolphin: The specially-trained and equipped team hopes to safely capture the female humpback dolphin which has a tight nylon noose around its tail.
• bridge: Carole and Hugh stood taking in the view from a humpback bridge in the middle of the bottom end of the garden.
• population: The recovery of the humpback population from near extinction to an estimated 11,000 today has been widely reported as a success for the IWC.
• trap: For decades people have speculated as to how the bubble nets of humpback whales trap fish.
• mother: Humpback mothers and calves remain longest on the breeding grounds, and pregnant females are the first to leave.

Noun used with modifier

• albino: The 17-year-old, 14m male whale is believed to be the only albino humpback in the world.
• mother: The songs were about a mother humpback whale who is about to give birth to her first calf.