Humpbacks in 3D at the Montréal Science Centre
Dive into the splendid waters of Alaska, Hawaii and the Kingdom of Tonga for an immersive experience in the heart of the humpback whale world.
For the first time in IMAX 3D, MacGillivray Freeman Films are offering an intimate encounter with one of the biggest mammals on the biggest screen. Discover how they communicate, sing and feed, as well as their fascinating behaviour during the breeding season. Follow a research team as it reveals their secrets and the reasons behind their amazing acrobatic abilities, mesmerizing melodies, and incredible annual migratory journey of more than 16,000 km. Weather for kids or adults, stunning images present a rigorous portrait of the life of these marine mammals and the environment in which they live.
A moment of wonder to be experienced with the family by mid-January.
For the trailer and screening schedule, visit the Montréal Science Centre’s website.
Josiane Cabana
Josiane Cabana served as Director for the Quebec Marine Mammal Emergency Response Network call centre from 2011 to 2018. When she’s not responding to cases of dead or vulnerable marine mammals, she likes to take the time to educate local residents on the threats faced by these animals. Biologist by training, she has been involved with the GREMM for more than 15 years, and always with the same undying passion!
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