I can understand that his migration routes are away from most other whales but one thing that keeps coming up, especially in the linked articles: > And here's

I can understand that his migration routes are away from most other whales but one thing that keeps coming up, especially in the linked articles: > And here's the cry of the lonely 52-Hertz whale, which no other whale can return -- as if whale songs weren't mournful enough. Does anyone know whether this is true? Other whales could not hear/understand him even IF they were close-by because of the higher frequency? And he could not hear other whales either?? Both of these seem very unlikely to me, especially the second one, but I am no expert. I am just assuming if his signature is that of a baleen whale just at a higher frequency, wouldn't others still recognize that IF they were close? If anything, following the human interpretation of this as the "poor lonely-heart whale", he just has to get out of his comfort zone and explore the waters more... this too "could be viewed as inspiration to anyone with a lonely heart"!