Sentences with phrase «of seeing whales»

Between December — April the chances of seeing Whales is 95 % or better, but if you don't see any Whales we invite you back on complimentary tours until you see Whales!

Whale watching by boat will allow you to quickly move to areas where sightings are reported, increasing your changes of seeing whales.

Over the years we have seen whales throughout the entire winter season, but for the best chance of seeing whales coming on a trip from early February to late March is your best bet.

We have averaged about 50 % success rate of seeing whales on our kayak day trips compared to over 95 % on our longer base camp and explorer kayak tours.

You will have a better chance of seeing whales if you visit between late July and early September.

I usually focus on less crowded attractions, but fancied the idea of seeing whales along such a beautiful bit of New Zealand's coast - so I did the boat trip to see if the hype was deserved.

We talked about the importance of them seeing the whales.

At these times your chance of seeing whales is higher if you take a dedicated whale watching tour in a high speed boat.

However there are times when your best chance of seeing whales requires a long off shore journey (which may or may not be uncomfortable) or a journey that is well beyond our range.

And to top it off, on our last morning there, we had the privilege of seeing a whale surfacing and blowing in the bay right outside of the house!!

Chances of seeing whale sharks are high in February to May.

If you'd rather keep your feet on the ground but still yearn for the special experience of seeing a whale, Australia's east coast is the best place to spot whales from the beach.

Not exact matches

According to Gabriel's father, Fernando, his son became interested in UAVs, or unmanned aerial vehicles, a few months ago after seeing YouTube postings of personal drone footage — everything from drones flying through fireworks displays and capturing aerial views of killer whales in British Columbia's Johnson Strait to police activity on the streets of California and kids surfing monster waves in Newport Beach.

Or they show this kind of whale - eye posture — you can see the whites of their eyes.

Puerto Vallarta itself is tucked between the lush green mountains and the cerulean blue waters of the Pacific Ocean's Bay of Banderas, the second - largest bay in the world where on any given day, you might see whales and dolphins jumping and sailfish soaring

Biomechanics expert John Long believes that someday soon «we may well see every single jetliner with the bumps of humpback whale flippers.»

look at the skeletal structure of a whale and you will see all of the parts of other land based mammals.

Those who are offended by the claim that horses or chimps or whales (OFD; also see OOTM 13, WM 49) deserve more respect than the fetus in the early stages of pregnancy usually resort to a type of question - begging which Peter Singer calls «speciesism»: the human fetus in the early stages of pregnancy deserves moral respect just because it is human.

I think these are the words that came out of Jonah's mouth when he saw the whale.

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.»

i always see «healthy breakfast cookies» being pinned and re-pinned on pinterest boards daily... if i made every «healthy» breakfast recipe i saw on there, i might be the size of a baby beluga whale!

There were so many amazing parts of my vacation to Cabo last week — seeing whales from our balcony daily, amazing food (and drinks) with the family and boyfriend, absolutely perfect weather, but the highlight was definitely cooking school at Los Tamarindos.

I should also mention that during my visit in the February timeframe, while I was eating breakfast each morning at Azul's patio with glistening ocean vistas, I could see breaching whales in the distance in all of their glory.

Secretly, we've only included this because we quite like the idea that the tiny island of hair on the top of Steve McClaren's forehead might also be a whale, albeit a tiny one, and that at some point this season it's just going to shudder into life, then slip back into his skull, never to be seen again.)

Grandma took us to the Museum of Natural History and T thought the whale hanging from the ceiling was the coolest airplane he'd ever seen.

Your kids will love being out on the water, and when you witness a whale breach in the wild, or see a stream of mist shoot skyward from the surface of the Pacific, you'll all be truly awestruck.

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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.

Nevertheless, it appears that the whale population was once vastly bigger than we thought, and that our slaughter of them was more thorough than history records (see «Lost leviathans: Hunting the world's missing whales»).

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.

This left - handed barrel roll may be a strategic move to help whales use their better eye to see less - dense patches of krill that congregate near the surface, Friedlaender and colleagues speculate.

While no one is certain that what André heard was a right whale, NEPTUNE's John Ford saw one swimming north of the array in June.

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.

Some species of dolphins and whales adapted to the new environment by evolving echolocation, which allows them to «see» with their ears.

«That's going to disrupt food chains that sustain the kinds of creatures we're used to seeing at the poles — sea lions, penguins, and whales — and instead promote a microbe - dominated community,» he says.

In the late 1970s, observers on a SeaWorld research boat off the tip of Baja California saw about 30 transients come in from all angles to attack a 60 - foot blue whale.

Syracuse University biologist Holly Root - Gutteridge analyzed recordings of whale calls to see if researchers could use those sounds to identify individual whales.

... [We'll be able to] look at this whole strip... and see the [numbers of] sperm whales and Bryde whales and bottle - nosed dolphins.

On Christmas Day 2010, an aerial team of wildlife spotters saw a whale in distress off the eastern coast of Florida.

The research traces its origins to one summer day in 2007, when a worker on a Maersk Oil platform in the Al Shaheen oil field off the coast of Qatar saw a surprising sight: a group of roughly 100 whale sharks feeding near the surface.

«In 10 years we may well see every single jetliner with the bumps of humpback whale flippers.»

According to Tara Stevens, who will earn her doctorate at the University of Rhode Island Graduate School of Oceanography later this year, about 200 killer whales are believed to live in the area, most of which are seen in the summer months around Newfoundland.

Some animals can detect this field, which reveals the direction of magnetic north, and use it to navigate (see «Whales and terns turn together»).

Researchers studying whales, snakes, and other animals are finding that female sex organs have some of the same baroque complexity seen in males.

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 mere presence of filter feeders as large as Tamisiocaris suggests that Cambrian ecosystems were much more productive than previously recognized, the researchers contend: As seen in modern species as diverse as fish, sharks, and whales, large animals can successfully exploit small prey only when they can be sieved from the environment in great concentrations.

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.