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We could see whales just off shore constantly during the day.
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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.
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.)
Seeing gigantic beluga whales just casually swim by was pretty incredible for the whole family!
It's not just whales that are affected by warming seas (see map).
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.
You can truly kill by «kindness» and I have posted many a blog post re: seeing Danes and other dogs as just heads and stick legs on a whale of a body due to obesity.
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.
You're pretty well guaranteed to see them on a whale watching tour — they may even breach just feet away from you!
Just some of the creatures that you are likely to see during your visit are yellow tang, raccoon butterfly fish, whale sharks and frigate birds.
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Just off the coast we already see the first whales.
On our ten - minute boat ride back, the dolphins join us again — playing in the wake of our boat — and just slightly off in the distance we see the three Gray Whales happily chugging along in the same direction as us.
While we didn't see any dolphins this trip, we did see turtles just off the rocks, lots of shooting stars at night, and even a couple of whales that popped up to say goodbye on our last morning.
Take a boat tour out from the wharf for excellent whale - watching — grays, blues, or humpbacks, depending on the time of year — or head inland just a bit to see the ancient trees at Big Basin Redwoods State Park, located in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
In just a few weeks, an estimated 18,000 migrating gray whales will begin their northbound journey to Alaska and visitors will have the chance see them as they pass the Oregon Coast.
• Whale watching on Faial • Visiting Lagoa das Furnas, a hot spring with steam vents, mud pots and geysers • Climbing the volcano on Pico • Bird - watching on São Miguel, where you may just see the endemic «Priolo» • Hiking through the subtropical flora and hidden waterfalls of Flores • Visiting the UNESCO heritage city of Angra do Heroísmo on Terceira Island • Scuba diving off Terceira
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From Dana Point Harbor, gray whales can be seen just seconds away by boat, and nearby are gigantic and gentle blue whales, fearsome killer whales, and more glorious marine life in their natural habitat.As the whale capital of the world, Dana Point showcases exclusive experiences like the annual Festival of Whales, the world's only eye - to - eye viewing pod to «swim» with dolphin megapods and whales, andwhales can be seen just seconds away by boat, and nearby are gigantic and gentle blue whales, fearsome killer whales, and more glorious marine life in their natural habitat.As the whale capital of the world, Dana Point showcases exclusive experiences like the annual Festival of Whales, the world's only eye - to - eye viewing pod to «swim» with dolphin megapods and whales, andwhales, fearsome killer whales, and more glorious marine life in their natural habitat.As the whale capital of the world, Dana Point showcases exclusive experiences like the annual Festival of Whales, the world's only eye - to - eye viewing pod to «swim» with dolphin megapods and whales, andwhales, and more glorious marine life in their natural habitat.As the whale capital of the world, Dana Point showcases exclusive experiences like the annual Festival of Whales, the world's only eye - to - eye viewing pod to «swim» with dolphin megapods and whales, andWhales, the world's only eye - to - eye viewing pod to «swim» with dolphin megapods and whales, andwhales, and more.
Manta rays, dolphins and humpback whales are just a few of the marine species you're likely to see during the boat ride to the island.
South Australia features a mix of amazing landscapes from the beautiful beaches of Glenelg just 25 minutes on the tram from the centre of Adelaide, the picturesque Adelaide Hills just 30 minutes from Adelaide City, rugged coastline of the Great Australian Bite where you can see the majestic Southern Right Whales, the unique beauty and pristine wildlife sanctuary of Kangaroo Island, Australia's iconic Murray River, the ancient and seemingly empty South Australian desert outback and the Flinders Ranges to the world famous Wine region of the Barossa Valley.
It isn't uncommon to see dolphins and whales just off the beach.
Just be sure to stop off at an overlook by the ocean: You might see a whale floating by, or a passel of sea lions.
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With the continued development of Vancouver Island's highway and a shifting mentality towards whales in the wild, tourists from around the world travelled to Telegraph Cove just to see the Orca and this still rings true today.
We snorkeled with the penguins fishing, seen sharks in the lava pools, golden rays in the mangrove swamp, pelicans and flamingos to name just a few... oh and don't forget the killer whale and the seahorse.
Because the southern right whale is busy congregating just off the country's coastline; close enough to the coast to see with the naked eye.
When snorkeling alongside a whale shark it is easy to see the whale shark because it swims just below the surface.
I've seen just about every animal from whales to sloths here, all while getting a heavy dosage of wave ripping.
Even Ocean Sunfish and Whale Sharks have been seen here; this is the kind of place where it is possible to see just about anything!
If you're visiting through the months of November - April, you may also see humpback whales just offshore!
I spent some time here just enjoying the view, and I actually saw a whale and her calf swim by and do a few jumps out of the water!
Take a boat tour out from the wharf for excellent whale - watching — greys, blues, or humpbacks, depending on the time of year — or head just a bit inland to see the ancient trees at Big Basin Redwoods State Park, located in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Take a boat tour out from the wharf for excellent whale - watching — greys, blues, or humpbacks, depending on the time of year — or head inland just a bit to see the ancient trees at Big Basin Redwoods State Park, located in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Thankfully, this event makes whale - watching lots more fun than just staring at the ocean, waiting to see a spout or a fluke.
Iberostar Playa Mita is part of a gated resort area just north of Punta de Mita (see map), so if you want to explore the area, you will have to rent a car or join one of the excursions offered by the resort, which include ziplining, whale - watching cruises, surfing, and more.
Seeing whales is holding your breath... You just hold your breath when these mammoth graceful creatures come near you or under you in your kayak.
By extending your trip just four days you can not only see the whales of San Ignacio, but one of the world's most fabulous art collections!
Another highlight of our expedition was seeing a massive fin whale swimming just a few meters from our campsite on Ensenada de Marques.
Seeing the Great Barrier Reef from 500 to 1000 feet above the water on a scenic flight is just visually magnificent especially when you come across the giant Humpback Whales during the months of July to September.
Because of the cold, food - rich 1 - mile - / 1.6 - km - deep Monterey submarine canyon just offshore, whales and marine mammals thrive here, making it an outstanding place to see whales year - round.
In the winter, you may see whales in the water just off the shore.
Just another reason why Australia is the best place to see whales — you're able to experience whales in their natural habitat.
During the summer and fall months it is not uncommon to see giant blue whales and finback whales just outside the bay.
We then saw what looks like a giant whale like creature swimming through the sky just doing it's thing.
I know it's hard to believe, but it could be some folks just won't see the humour in jokes about yodeling octopi and baby - pooping whales tucked away in the game's fish - o - pedia.
Seeing it on a screen is nothing like, for example; standing on a rocky, stormy sea shore; smelling ocean; hearing gulls, feeling and tasting the spray, getting cold, and spotting a whale passing just out there - a real one; live - now.
To me happiness is seeing a whale surfacing, camping on a wilderness site with no noise except that of nature, seeing a curious young wolf come near to just watch us.....