[horsy1050]

Prompt
Be the first person to say what frequency whales sing at.

Owner: Melatonins
Gender: Stallion
Name: HGH Hot Ride "Sol"

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Genotype: EE AtAt dD cCr VarVar

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[Lilac Dreams]

Owner: AbaloneSplash
Name: CM Crazy Days
Gender: Sunny

eeeps, I put the wrong range... there were two listed 30 Hertz (Hz) to about 8,000 Hz totally ok if it doesn't count anymore since I put the wrong one to begin with, I should have paid closer attention

editing again to add that there's different answers on just about every site I look at, so I'm probably still wrong lol

[Nalena]

Owner: Nalena
Name: Bastion
Gender: Stallion
Humpback whales 20 Hz to 10 kHz.
Blue whales 10-50 Hz.
Beluga whales 1 kHz to 10 kHz or higher.

[Melatonins]

Owner: Melatonins
Gender: Stallion
Name: HGH Hot Ride "Sol"

it seems all sorts of whales sing at varying frequencies!!
gathering from a couple of sources, perhaps from 10 Hz - 21 kHz (31000 Hz)? although, dolphins scientifically count as whales, and their echolocation calls range from 0.2 - 150000 Hz

[horsy1050]

Owner: Melatonins
Gender: Stallion
Name: HGH Hot Ride "Sol"

it seems all sorts of whales sing at varying frequencies!!
gathering from a couple of sources, perhaps from 10 Hz - 21 kHz (31000 Hz)? although, dolphins scientifically count as whales, and their echolocation calls range from 0.2 - 150000 Hz

Well-done everyone, it was a rather vague questions, I'm sorry!

This was the answer I was looking for.