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Assemblywoman Rebecca Seawright and animal rights advocate expressed alarm over the recent deaths of 41 humpback whales along the Eastern seaboard.

A state assemblywoman and animal rights advocate expressed alarm over the recent deaths of 41 humpback whales along the Eastern seaboard.

A state assemblywoman and animal rights advocate expressed alarm Friday over the recent deaths of 41 humpback whales along the Eastern seaboard.

Nature artist Wyland has created the hull design, which will feature humpback whales along with seals, sea lions and dolphins.

Between June and October, you may even catch a glimpse of the humpback whales along the way.

Not exact matches

Sept. 26, 2012: A coalition of conservation groups files suit in Federal Court to force Ottawa to protect endangered and threatened species along the route of the proposed pipeline, including Pacific humpback whales.

Humpback whales migrate farther than any other mammal, say researchers who tracked them along their more than 5,000 - mile route.

New NOAA - led research on tagged humpback whales in Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary reveals a variety of previously unknown feeding techniques along the seafloor.

«The present study is the first on apes to show by means of networking analysis that habits travel along paths of close relationships,» he says, adding that a similar idea was shown not long ago for humpback whale hunting techniques.

On 1 May 2009 we entered Wilhelmina Bay, located along the WAP (Figure 1), to survey the distribution and abundance of krill and humpback whales.

Our observations indicate that humpback whales and their prey co-occur in super-aggregations during late autumn in the bays and fjords along the WAP.

Dr. Jaime Jahncke, California Current Group Director for Point Blue Conservation Science, went on an eight - day research expedition along the California coast in May 2016 and observed about 30 to 80 whales every day — mostly humpbacks and a few gray whales.

«Then we start to see the blue whales from April through October, along with sightings of humpbacks, orcas, fin whales, and minke whales.»

Spot southern right whales and humpback whales at Great Oyster Bay as they migrate north along the Tasmanian coast between May and July and south between September and November.

Along the way you may see humpback whales leaping offshore as you bike close to white sand beaches and coastal cliffs with endless ocean views.

You'll have the opportunity to spy Gray, Humpback and Orca (Killer) whales, along with plenty of other amazing, sea life.

Spot southern right whales and humpback whales as they make their annual migration along Australia's coast.

In winter months (July to November), humpback whales travel north along the Queensland coastline from Antarctica to the warm waters of the Whitsundays, stopping in calm Hervey Bay to breed and nurse their young.

Float around in the Coral Sea with just humpback whales for company, indulge in a spot of beach yoga, or watch the sun set along the Capricorn Coast in north Queensland.

Unlike gray whales, which generally make a beeline to Alaska, humpbacks slowly move north after giving birth in Mexico and Central America, feeding all along their migration route, Schramm said.

Gray whales and humpbacks are migrating along the coast on their way from Southern California to their feeding grounds in Alaska, and there have been many reports of new sightings this month.

• Next door to Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale Sanctuary Visitor Center • Oceanfront pool • Ancient Hawaiian fish pond (rock - wall - protected beach right in front of property for calm ocean lagoon swimming) • Monsoon Indian oceanfront restaurant and bar on ground floor • Access to large private rooftop deck with amazing ocean and Haleakala views, propane barbecues, and picnic tables • Shuffle board courts and equipment • Free Parking • Walk along unobstructed white sand beach for miles

Blue whales, grays and humpbacks are traveling south along the California coast this month to their annual breeding grounds in warm Mexican waters.

Should you leave your suite — and frankly, that's hard — you could gallop along the empty beach on horseback or visit an offshore reef where you'll see turtles, dolphins, and humpback whales among the vividly colored coral formations.

During whale season you will often be able to see the giant humpback and Southern Right whales along their journey.

Guests may also get the opportunity to observe the majestic Humpback whales in their natural habitat as they visit on their annual migration or watch the turtles laying their eggs along the coastline between November and February each year.

And if you visit between July and September, you'll have a chance to see humpback whales migrating in the waters along Australia's east coast.

Wildlife abounds on the projected route along the Antarctic Peninsula, leopard, fur and Weddell seals of Cuverville Island, humpback whales of Gerlache Strait and Paradise Bay, and Lemaire Channel's orcas.

The majestic humpback and southern right whales can also be seen during their annual migration between September and November, along with seals and turtles.

Numerous lookout points along the Gold Coast provide great ocean views where you'll spot humpback whales breaching and shooting big spouts of mist into the air.

Departing from Newport Beach view gray whales on their migration along with finback whales, minke whales, humpback...

Father's Day is a great time to whale watch in Santa Barbara with humpback and blue whales sighted often along with the year round resident common dolphins, sea lions and harbor seals.

The following summarizes the Guided Sea Kayaking Tours we offer (including our world famous Killer Whale Watching & Humpback Whale Watching Kayaking Tours) along with their departure dates and times.

Whale - watching cruises also run out of Port Stephens» main town, Nelson Bay, between May and mid-November when humpback whales swim along the coast on their seasonal migrations.

Taking advantage of unusual ocean conditions, blue whales, along with humpback whales and some fin whales, have transformed the outer Santa Barbara Channel into a fantasy land for marine mammal enthusiasts.

Along the way they pass the west coast, where they join resident grey whales, orcas, humpbacks and the occasional minke that can be seen in these Pacific Northwest waters.

In one circuit you can appreciate gray whales, blue whales fin whales and of course the humpback whales, along with the possibility of observing from two to six dolphins species in the same 6 - day circuit.

From July to October each year, thousands of humpback whales pass Noosa on their annual migration along the Australian coast from Antarctica.

Each winter, the East Australian humpback whale population migrate north from the Antarctic waters, along the eastern coastline of Australia to mate and give birth in the warmer waters of North Queensland.

Kohola means... MORE whale in Hawaiian and during whale season, you may very well see humpback whales in the ocean from many vantage points along the shoreline.

Humpback Whales are often seen swimming along the Hamakua coast, with sightings on almost every whale watch tour.

whale in Hawaiian and during whale season, you may very well see humpback whales in the ocean from many vantage points along the shoreline.

On this excursion along Oahu's Waianae Coast, enjoy a swim and snorkel adventure, spot dolphins and view humpback whales (winter months only)!

Our kayak tour routes traverse the legendary whale waters in the proper seasons: orca whales (killer whales) in the San Juan Islands, humpback whales in Alaska, and both gray whales and blue whales along the Baja coasts.

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.

We hope to see Humpback, Pilot and Killer Whales along the way.

Along the beautiful coast we «ll keep an eye out for Dolphins as well as Humpback, Pilot and Killer Whales.

Fin and humpback whales are also seen in these waters, along with dolphins and other marine mammals.

As you drive along the Kona coastline, you can often see splashing spinner dolphins or in the winter months and breaching humpback whales.

We will hope to see Humpback, Pilot and Killer Whales along the way.