Of the whale watching tours we offer in Baja Mexico, this one is best
for seeing whales at very close range, and plenty of them!
Also a fantastic base
for seeing whale sharks, the world's largest fish, between June and September.
Not exact matches
One sits quietly near the entrance, organizing a luxury kayaking trip
for a family to
see orcas and humpback
whales in British Columbia.
For example, we see the genes for air - based olfaction (smelling) in whales that no longer even have olfactory orga
For example, we
see the genes
for air - based olfaction (smelling) in whales that no longer even have olfactory orga
for air - based olfaction (smelling) in
whales that no longer even have olfactory organs.
According to Dr. Altizer, «Ahab's mad quest
for the white
whale can be
seen as faith's response to the death of God, wherein the man of faith becomes the murderer of God so as to make possible a historical actualization of God's death in Jesus, and thus an apocalyptic consummation of God's original self - sacrifice or self - negation.»
Seeing gigantic beluga
whales just casually swim by was pretty incredible
for the whole family!
Shane Gero of Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, and his colleagues tracked sperm
whale populations in the Caribbean and Sargasso seas to
see what happened when mothers dived
for food.
Known as the «right» kind of
whales for hunting, the last North Pacific right
whale in Canadian waters was
seen (and killed) by whalers in 1951.
Victoria Gill and Andrew Luck - Baker of BBC Radio 4 won the Gold Award in the audio category
for a story on menopause among killer
whales and the role of sprightly matriarchs who can be
seen breaching the coastal waterways between British Columbia and Washington state.
This «free» meal is too good to pass up
for whale sharks, which can be
seen feeding on the baitfish around the bagans all year round.
Researchers
saw dining in progress and lowered a GoPro camera on a pole
for an underwater view of the
whale swooping by.
The rarely
seen Cuvier's beaked
whale, which is able to dive some 3 kilometers below the surface of the ocean, was tapped
for listing on Appendix I, the convention's top level of protection.
The genus Osedax,
seen here on a
whale's rib at the bottom of Monterey Canyon off the California coast, releases acid through its roots, according to findings presented at the Society
for Experimental Biology's annual meeting earlier this summer.
American Museum of Natural History, New York City While everyone else crams in to
see the dinosaurs or the hanging blue
whale, head to the third floor
for the delicate taxidermy in the Sanford Hall of North American Birds and the quiet grandeur of the Margaret Mead Hall of Pacific Peoples.
«By visualizing the data with TrackPlot, we can actually
see how the
whale moves underwater and this enables us to discover different kinds of foraging behaviors,» said lead author Colin Ware of the University of New Hampshire's Center
for Coastal and Ocean Mapping.
In a new paper, experts outline several novel ideas
for improving the lives of Killer
whales in zoological institutions by enhancing the communication, feeding, environment, and health of the animals in order to elicit natural behaviours
seen in the wild.
For a couple of hours the humpback
whale calf swam in circles, pursued by between 10 and 20 sharks, says cinematographer Morne Hardenberg, who witnessed the encounter (
see top picture).
Adult
whale sharks were not
seen at the site, which may serve as a «staging ground»
for juveniles before they move on to regional aggregations of larger sharks.
I assume that Shearwater's presence is audible
for miles ahead, with its relatively noisy engine, but then I
see right
whales feeding.
To address this challenge, researchers harnessed modern technology, creating an online photo database called Wildbook
for Whale Sharks and enlisted the help of ecotourists and citizens across the globe to upload any images of whale sharks they happened to see or encounter anywhere in the w
Whale Sharks and enlisted the help of ecotourists and citizens across the globe to upload any images of
whale sharks they happened to see or encounter anywhere in the w
whale sharks they happened to
see or encounter anywhere in the world.
All the times Ive been to Cale Cod, Ive never gone
whale watching so this was especially cool to
see for me.
I have been waiting
for The Kings of Summer ever since I
saw this enigmatic teaser trailer, featuring the young stars Nick Robinson, Gabriel Basso, and Moises Arias
whaling and flailing on a giant pipe.
If it weren't
for some unexpected choices of questionable genre fare like Now You
See Me and 30 Minutes or Less, it'd be quite hard to figure out what would lead the actor who has starred in such impressive, intelligent projects as The Social Network, Night Moves, and The Squid and the
Whale to sign up
for something as juvenile and misguided as this.
Condon does have previous history with Bride of Frankenstein, having including a homage to the classic Monster movie in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 1, as well as writing and directing Gods and Monsters, which revolved around Frankenstein and Bride of Frankenstein director James
Whale and
saw him receiving the Academy Award
for Best Adapted Screenplay.
Whether the bond is with a woman who has lost the will to live, an Orca
whale (both
seen in «Rust and Bone»), a cheating wife - beater («Mystery»), a ghost («Mekong Hotel»), or a male prostitute («Paradise: Love»), things don't always turn out
for the best.
This doesn't happen very often, but when it does, I'm often harping on some minor detail that completely ruined the movie
for me, whereas the average viewer may be able to gloss over what,
for me, was a major pet peeve (I'm thinking What the Bleep,
Whale Rider, and Madagascar, all of which grated on my nerves but which were often
seen favorably outside of Movie Habit)
Chase's authority over the crew of the Essex, as they set upon sail
for whale blubber, undermines George Pollard's power, creating conflict that
sees the ship endure unnecessary storm hardship.
The Squid and the
Whale is the latest recipient of the «Oohhhh...» movie prize,
for as the credits rolled and I
saw Wes Anderson listed as producer, I said, «Oohhhh...».
He's certainly been around
for awhile, but I think he's mostly been known to those who wants indie movies that
saw him in Roger Dodger and The Squid and the
Whale.
The actor - director who was last
seen sharing the screen with Edward Norton
for the obscure «Leaves of Grass,» will join Drew Barrymore and John Krasinski in «Everybody Loves
Whales.»
The Cannes Film Festival in May
saw the premiere of the French film Rust and Bone, and critics were quick to praise previous Best Actress winner Marion Cotillard
for her work as a double - amputee
whale trainer (if that doesn't qualify as «Oscar bait,» I'm not sure what does).
It was fun to
see the 8,000 + pound
whales doing tricks
for the trainer while the audience was being splashed.
He's constantly playing with expectations (one scene
sees the titular heroine, during another sleepless night, confused by a car driving around in circles and emitting strange noises, only
for her to discover that the driver is a father trying to lull his child to sleep with
whale noises), and though the tone is featherlight in the best way, it underlies things with a sense of melancholy and truthfulness that gives it a real impact.
It's directed by a New Zealander, Niki Caro, whose «
Whale Rider»
saw 13 - year - old Keisha Castle - Hughes nominated
for an Oscar in 2004.
Mercy Rathbone's father has been missing at sea
for seven years, after he went hunting the last
whale seen off Connecticut's shore.
The conditions are excellent
for viewing exotic reef wild life year round and people visit from all over the world to
see whales migrate through our Hawaiian waters just off Olowalu.
After having
seen humpback
whales for a couple of days in a row, it was a pleasant surprise
seeing the iconic orcas approach our boat!
Try walking at Bodega Head (the cliffs at Bodega Bay) or the lighthouse at Point Reyes National Seashore
for the best chances to
see whales.
«It's really rare
for us to
see a blue
whale this early in the year.»
We
saw so many
whales breaching and flapping their tails, they also put on quite a show the following morning
for # 403 while I had my coffee on the balcony.
Magnetic Island has the most amazing natural attractions and depending on where we anchor we may meet Charlie the Cod, watch the Sea Eagles swoop in
for lunch, feed the batfish or even
see the majestic
whales frolicking (in season).
Learn all about the many shipwrecks in the past at Flagstaff Hill in Warrnambool and if you are here between June and September, head
for Logans Beach where you might be lucky enough to
see one of the many female Southern Right
Whales that come here each year to give birth.
See what the catch of the day is in the fishing village of Cruz de Huanacaxtle, a 10 - minute drive from the villa, or make the 15 - minute drive to Punta Mita
for a variety of shops and dining, plus snorkeling, surfing and
whale - watching expeditions.
Experience the excitement of
seeing the West Coast's famous marine life on a 3 - hour
whale - watching tour that's safe, educational and exhilarating
for all ages.
You can
see the Pacific stretch
for miles and even watch humpback
whales in winter.
The coast around Costa del Silencio is fantastically good
for whale and dolphin - watching — and what kid doesn't want to tick those two off their «
seen» list?
These waters are known
for their marine mammal diversity and you may get to
see other species of marine mammals along with the migrating Gray
Whales.
It's also the best month
for seeing humpback
whales.
I remember going
for one in Canada and we were in the sea
for about 2 hours and did not
see a single
whale and I was so disappointed because the cruise before ours had
seen quite the variety!
In the slightest chance that you will not be able to
see any
whales on your trip, there are tours that provide a free pass
for another
whale watching tour.