不是詩，是戰術：AI破譯鯨語，揭開抹香鯨派系、撞船與殺嬰的黑暗真相

From the classified tapes of the Cold War SOSUS underwater listening network to AI decoding the phonetic alphabet of sperm whale "codas", this film traces 60 years of whale-language decryption. In 1958, Bermuda engineer Watlington accidentally recorded humanity's first "whale song", igniting the Save the Whales movement led by Roger Payne. Half a century later, CETI and academics used deep learning to find that sperm whales possess combinable sound codes, dialects and "identity codes", drawing an "us versus them" boundary between clans. The lens turns to reality: culturally spread orca boat-rammings off the Iberian coast, sperm whales filmed practicing "battering-ram" head-butts, and infanticide among dolphins and orcas. The sacred whale-song myth collapses, revealing an ocean society that is both cooperative and altruistic yet full of factions and violence. When AI finally lets them speak, are we ready to hear the truth? Language, culture, legal personhood and the mirror of human projection are surfacing from the deep.