Sentences with phrase «dolphins out in the water»

A number of times we saw some whales and dolphins out in the water.

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For years, bottlenose dolphins have been spotted hefting conch shells out of the water in Western Australia's Shark Bay and then shaking them, but no one had any idea why, until now.

Eating live octopus can be dangerous, but some dolphins in Australian waters have figured out how to do it safely, Sarah Zielinski reported in «How a dolphin eats an octopus without dying» for the Wild Things blog (SN Online: 4/25/17).

I'm waiting for two dolphins at Dolphin Discovery Los Cabos to push me up out of the water in the famous «foot push.»

Also, if you surf early in the morning or at sunset, you might even see dolphins jumping out of the water.

Watch dolphins play as you sip a coffee on the porch, then stretch out on the lounge furniture or step down to the beach to play in the water yourself.

«With the auks leaving the cliffs this month and the gannets heading out to sea in September for the winter there remains one very good reason to visit the reserve, namely dolphins and minke whales in the waters below!»

At one point, the dolphin was taken out of the water and used as a prop in photos.

You'll be glad you brought along your waterproof camera when you venture out on your early morning tour as this is the best time to spot dolphins frolicking in the water.

Reach out and touch sheer rock cliffs and drink pure glacial water straight from the waterfalls, see seals sunning themselves on the rocks, dolphins riding the bow wave or if you're lucky, spot rare Fiordland crested penguins (in season).

The dolphins who are some of the most acrobatic in the world, leapt right out of the water at times as the group quickly moved west.

Meanwhile in the wake of the boat, the dolphins could be seen porpoising and leaping clear out of the water.

Then at the very end, suddenly all of the dolphins leapt out of the water and cruised in one direction.

Or, for something a little less strenuous, head out on an African dhow to spot dolphins in the local waters.

Bear in mind, however, that dolphins are more interested in boats than swimmers, so you'll probably get a better view if you stay out of the water!

Go swimming in the crystal - clear water, or rent snorkeling equipment if you'd like to check out Deadman's Reef, one of Grand Bahama's top off - shore reefs, home to marine life like colorful fish, sea turtles and even dolphins on occasion.

After checking out Willemsted's authentic shops, museums, restaurants and architecture, venture to one of the isle's beautiful beaches, such as Cas Abao Beach and Playa Kalki, or enjoy diving in crystal - clear waters and admiring dolphins, stingrays and coral gardens.

During the 2 - hour crossing, keep an eye out for dolphins and whales in the waters around you.

While grey whales get the spotlight along the California coast, other cetaceans — including orcas, humpbacks, porpoises, dolphins, and gigantic blue whales — ply the waters at different times of year, bumping up your chances of seeing something amazing out there in the sea.

During the swim you may be in and out of the water 3 to 4 times with different pods of dolphins while you cruise along Adelaide's coastline and swims can last for up to an hour at a time.

Now, you can soar out of the water and spin in the air like a dolphin with this brand new watersport.

Keep an eye out for larger marine life such as turtles, reef sharks, rays in the shallow clear lagoon waters amongst the reefs with the chance of spotting dolphins and the seasonal whale in the deeper waters.

Watch a video about the sailing in Riviera Nayarit or check out other Mexico Water Activities including surfing in Punta Mita and Sayulita, sea lion encounters, or swimming with dolphins.

Pic of a dolphin jumping out of the water at sunset with the Vancouver Island scenery in the background.

Hit the coastline for some beach driving (best suited to within three hours either side of low tide) to oggle at the coloured sands along the Great Sandy National Park or take the rainforest circuit from the Freshwater Track travelling to Rainbow Beach and Tin Can Bay; do some kayaking and fishing at Lake Cooroibah, take a picnic down to «The Frying Pan» (at the left - hand side of the Noosa River mouth) and splash about in the shallow water or check out the lighthouse at Double Island Point and see if you can spot any dolphins.

Tours are available for people of almost all ages and abilities; highlights include swimming and interacting with dolphins in the company's special dolphin lagoon, diving with sharks and dolphins out in the open water, and exploring mysterious sunken ships.

In my time I've seen some weird things, example being dolphins jumping out of the water with rainbow trails behind them all while they were shooting lasers out their eyes.

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