Whales' Vertical Slumber: An Underwater Symphony

Scientists discovered blue whales sleep standing up in the ocean, completely vertical

like floating skyscrapers. They drift motionless for up to twenty minutes at depths where sunlight barely

reaches. During these power naps, their haunting songs still echo through

the water, creating an underwater symphony. Meanwhile, tiny glowing plankton

and jellyfish dance around them like living stars, attracted to the movement and sound,

turning the scene into nature's most surreal light show.