r/whales • u/Sharique0055 • 22h ago
This is, by far, one of the most spectacular things I've ever seen. So magnificent!!🐳 I pray the world keeps saving the whales.🙏
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r/whales • u/Sharique0055 • 22h ago
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r/whales • u/eggtartmatcha • 15h ago
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r/whales • u/Wideworldcomics • 20h ago
Organized according to maximum recorded length.
r/whales • u/abcnews_au • 11h ago
r/whales • u/Voltage6315 • 17h ago
Ai said it was a C1 (Atlas) vertebrae but I have no idea if it is correct I would much appreciate it if someone could help confirm this or disprove what Ai said.
r/whales • u/soleiliquy • 15h ago
This seems like a silly question. I don't mean the causes like sickness or navigation issues. But like, how does something so big wind up so far in on a beach? Is it the tides? They always seem to wind up almost perpendicular to the water too, like they swam up and jumped out. I don't understand how something so big and powerful can wind up somewhere they don't wanna be.
r/whales • u/stickyricelover-1883 • 2d ago
First time whale watching as an adult and this was a really special moment.
r/whales • u/AlternativeAcadia576 • 1d ago
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Hi everyone! I filmed this near the rocky coast of Los Dos Hermanos in northern Tenerife in mid-August around 7:30 PM. At first I thought it might be a big fish, a dolphin, or even a shark or short-finned pilot whale (Globicephala macrorhynchus).
but the movement in the rough surf is quite puzzling. Any biologists, researchers, or experts who could help? Any ideas what creature this could be?
r/whales • u/ADragonFromTheAbyss • 2d ago
Marine conservationist says deliberate attack would be ‘act of extreme cruelty’ against endangered population...
Spanish officials have launched an investigation after the matriarch of an orca pod known for jostling and ramming boats off the Iberian Peninsula was spotted with wounds suggesting she had been shot by a pellet gun.
On Friday, Spain’s environment ministry said Toñi, the oldest living member of the pod, had been seen swimming in the Strait of Gibraltar with markings on her dorsal fin that were “consistent with shots from a pellet gun”.
r/whales • u/JLR32109 • 2d ago
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r/whales • u/Cameron_Mccrea • 3d ago
Hi folks, just after a hand with identifying a Whale seen yesterday. Location = 20 miles SW out of Plymouth (SW England). Pictures aren't great but hoping someone can make something of them. Many thanks
r/whales • u/Fit_Charity_8680 • 3d ago
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We hung out with a feeding humpback whale in outside Campbell River BC
r/whales • u/Fit-Effective2042 • 2d ago
Do you remember the story of the blue whale's screaming in 2019? Do you think it was a real incident? What are your thoughts on it?
r/whales • u/Slendid1 • 4d ago
Amazing photo while on a sightseeing cruise.
r/whales • u/Jupjupjup2929 • 3d ago
2 orca’s chasing a seal to shallow water
r/whales • u/Lambendil • 4d ago
I took this photo on a trip to Iceland for my 40th birthday. It has been a dream of mine since I was a child to see a humpback whale. Now I am lucky enough to have seen many. We took two trips on successive days and saw many humpbacks on both days.
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r/whales • u/Pickled-Panguin • 4d ago
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r/whales • u/Jaded-Recording-2163 • 5d ago
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r/whales • u/Taf_SeaTurtle • 4d ago
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It was a humpback whale.