17K views · 500 reactions | When mathematics meets nature.  Humpback whales in Antarctic waters have showcased a stunning example of the Fibonacci spiral in the natural world - all while gracefully preparing for dinner. The display is part of a complex feeding technique called bubble-net feeding, in which the whales blow bubbles from their nose to encircle and trap their prey. #9News | WATCH LIVE 6pm | 9 News | Facebook

366K views · 7.7K reactions | Drone footage of hunting whales shows an example of the Fibonacci spiral occurring in nature, where the two whales can be seen working together to create a bubble net surrounding fish. | WSB-TV | Facebook

61K views · 1.8K reactions | Drone footage of hunting whales shows an example of the Fibonacci spiral occurring in nature, where the two whales can be seen working together to create a bubble net surrounding fish.  Bubble-net feeding is usually observed in groups of four or five humpback whales, where the whales dive down several hundred feet, releasing a stream of air bubbles in a spiral pattern “at a precise moment and in an exact sequence," according to research. | ABC7 | Facebook