Filming a Family of Whales | The Making of Mammals | BBC Earth

When René Heuzey started filming a group of sperm whales in 2011, he never expected to be accepted into the family. Over a decade later, he's still capturing footage of the same whales every year, and has learned a lot about their dynamic and behaviour.

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