Giant White Clumps Float in the Oceans

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An unusual phenomenon in this world, as white smoke rises in the middle of the sea of ​​hawaii. According to the alleged Pacific Whale Foundation, the clot is a former placenta of a humpback whale. If these allegations are true, then the researchers assuming all along that humpback whales breed in Hawaiian waters will prove.
The reason, researchers have never though managed to find humpback whales that gave birth in the region.

"The humpback whale placenta may be the next best evidence of childbirth. The researchers believe that the placenta is easily released after the birth of a child, and floats, "writes the Pacific Whale Foundation.

This allegation was also approved by Rosie Williams, a researcher and doctoral student at the National Environment Research Council Doctoral Training Partnership in London.
He said that the possibility that white clumps are placenta whales is very believable when viewed based on the pattern of migrating humpback whales. This opinion is also reinforced by similar findings in Hawaii in 1994.
The results of a hormone analysis published in the journal Marine Mammal Science in 1997 confirmed that the white clump measuring 1.2 to 1.5 meters is a placenta humpback whale that is still complete with the umbilical cord.
Williams said that although this white clot is not the first whale placent to be found in Hawaiian waters, it has great potential to reveal more information about the reproduction of humpback whales when sampled. This whale has a different uniqueness than other fish.