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From our perspective, the feeding frenzy looks like a large area of turbulent water and every so often you see a humpback's head and its large jaws collapsing. It takes on a lot of water in those huge jaws, but after straining out the water through the baleen plates, all that's left is a large amount of tasty plankton.
The Dolphin Fleet crew takes good care of you. The boats take smaller numbers of people than other boats, so you will be able to see the whales. An onboard galley serves breakfast and lunch. But the key to this whale-watch adventure is the onboard naturalist. It may be enough for most just to spot a whale, but nothing is better than walking away with at least one new piece of information about the whales and their environment. Go To Page: 1 2
The copyright of the article Whales - Page 2 in Safaris/Wildlife Watching is owned by Ruth Gaulke. Permission to republish Whales - Page 2 in print or online must be granted by the author in writing.
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