Sentences with phrase «often see whale»

You will often see whale sharks, grey tips, barracudas, and manta rays lingering around the areas.

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Bitcoiners have had many «whale sightings,» and you can often see forum posts and Twitter conversations concerning these market movers during big price spikes and subsequent dumps.

While you'll often see him swimming in concert with Beethoven, we're talking about beluga whale Nunavik's fifth birthday on Sunday!

One doesn't often see the words «enacted,» «repealed» or «passed» in the campaign literature of downtrodden, lower - than - whale - spit minority members of the state legislature.

One doesn't often see the words «enacted,» «repealed» or «passed» in the campaign literature of downtrodden, lower - than - whale - spit minority members of

The tag data showed that the minkes did most of their feeding under the sea ice, often skimming just below the frozen water while rapidly snapping up krill swarms — a feeding style seen in no other whale, Friedlaender and his colleagues report online today in The Journal of Experimental Biology.

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)

Known as «whale eye» this is often seen when a dog is guarding a chew bone, toy or favorite spot.

Some of the large mammals we often see as we kayak Queen Charlotte Strait include humpback whales, Minke whales, Pacific white sided dolphins, Dall's porpoises, sea lions and Orcas.

Minke whales (Balaenoptera acutorostrata) can often be seen off Fraser Island either singularly or in small groups.

An abandance of colorful tropical fish, sea turtles, magnificent whales (December — April), and even the playful Monk Seals are often seen in, or around, this unspoiled coral reef system.

Regarded as the most acrobatic of the whales, humpbacks are often seen breaching, tail - throwing, tail - lobbing and pec - slapping.

Among the Turtles we often encounter banded sea snakes, nudiebranchs, lionfish of many variations, scorpionfish, leaf scorpionfish, white reef sharks and on the lucky days we see mantas, eagle rays and yes whale sharks!!!

An eco-cruise is a terrific way to take in the magnificent scenery of Isle San Pedro and Isle Ventana, where playful dolphins, sea lions and breaching whales are often seen.

We travel often to Cabo San Lucas — to go whale watching, see dolphins and simply chill.

Gray whales are often close to shore and depending on seasons and days you could see Gray whales.

Maybe it has to do with starting our mornings with a 4 - mile walk around Wailea that often includes seeing a whale or two?

Humpback whales may be seen throughout Gwaii Haanas and are often seen feeding in Juan Perez Sound.

Humpback Whales are often seen frolicking in Ma'alaea Bay during their annual visit to the islands.

Dolphins, whale sharks, sting rays, and a variety of sea birds are all commonly seen in the bay, often from the shore.

Eagle and manta rays are sometimes seen cruising close to the resort's shore, and pilot whales and dolphins often gather out in the channel.

Whales, sea lions and harbor seals are often seen offshore, and bald eagles, owls, deer, elk, raccoons and many other animals make Oswald West their home.

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

Bottlenose and common dolphins can often be seen surfing the breaks while southern right whales are often seen offshore during August to November.

Humpback whales can often be seen from the shore, a sight not to be forgotten.

Gray whales are often seen by passengers on whale - watching trips between December and March.

Guests often see marine life on this section of coastline, including whales, dolphins and sea lions.

Seeing a humpback whale lunging through a school of bait fish, a grizzly bear chasing salmon in a shallow river, or a pod of killer whale surfacing in unison are often considered once in a lifetime experiences and all three are possible on these two special departures that includes three days of kayaking with whales and three nights of camping at Kingfisher Wilderness Adventures» wilderness base camp, an afternoon whale watching tour with Stubbs Island Whale Watching, and a full day grizzly bear adventure with Tide Rip Grizzly Twhale lunging through a school of bait fish, a grizzly bear chasing salmon in a shallow river, or a pod of killer whale surfacing in unison are often considered once in a lifetime experiences and all three are possible on these two special departures that includes three days of kayaking with whales and three nights of camping at Kingfisher Wilderness Adventures» wilderness base camp, an afternoon whale watching tour with Stubbs Island Whale Watching, and a full day grizzly bear adventure with Tide Rip Grizzly Twhale surfacing in unison are often considered once in a lifetime experiences and all three are possible on these two special departures that includes three days of kayaking with whales and three nights of camping at Kingfisher Wilderness Adventures» wilderness base camp, an afternoon whale watching tour with Stubbs Island Whale Watching, and a full day grizzly bear adventure with Tide Rip Grizzly Twhale watching tour with Stubbs Island Whale Watching, and a full day grizzly bear adventure with Tide Rip Grizzly TWhale Watching, and a full day grizzly bear adventure with Tide Rip Grizzly Tours.

Guests often see bald eagles, sea lions, seals, porpoise and of course whales on the voyage.

Whales can often be seen near the coast and attract many visitors.

However a short distance from the Nosara coastline sits a deep shelf which acts as a magnet to all marine species from tiny angelfish to the mighty humpback whales which can often be seen breaching.

Lucky for us it is the humpback whale that we see most often and for the longest duration here in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica.

Muddy patches of water are often seen in places where gray whales are feeding.

These dolphins are often seen with other cetaceans, including Northern right whale dolphins and Risso's dolphins.

Whales are often seen during their migration to and from the Southern Ocean.

It is not always the case that you will see a whale in the distance from the shore, but boat excursions from this area often reveal these majestic creatures breaching the surface of the water.

In the «Southern Resident» orca culture, the iconic whales of the San Juan Islands that we see most often on our kayak tours, a male orca without a mother behaves much like an orphan.

That means you can often see gray whales right from camp!

-- In the Spring Season day tour whale watching cruises depart Fremantle to find and see migrating whales as they pass close to the WA coast on a southerly migration, often with calves in tow.

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

Dolphins and Whales (in season) are often seen swimming close to the beach.

Dolphins are often seen surfing the whales at the Pass and Wategos beaches.

Orca whales are often seen on Sea Kayak Adventures» Johnstone Strait and God's Pocket Provincial Park trips.

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

Dolphins can often be seen from the beaches and the headlands, and even whales are to be observed in the deeper waters.

We also often see large pods of Pacific white - sided dolphins, Risso's dolphins, and northern right whale dolphins.

Some of these trips offer guaranteed sightings which often means that if you do not view for example Killer Whales on the first tour you can go for free on the next tour until you get to see the killer Whales!

Whales are often seen from here in January and February.

Because these waters are known for their diversity, viewers often see gray whales, humpback whales, seals, sea lions, several species of dolphins along with an occasional orca whale pod.

Five species of sea turtles come ashore to lay their eggs, and humpback whales can be seen breaching in the Pacific; dolphins often play in the Caribbean waters.