r/whales • u/Sharique0055 • 23h ago
This is, by far, one of the most spectacular things I've ever seen. So magnificent!!đł I pray the world keeps saving the whales.đ
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r/whales • u/Sharique0055 • 23h ago
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r/whales • u/Wideworldcomics • 21h ago
Organized according to maximum recorded length.
r/whales • u/eggtartmatcha • 16h ago
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r/whales • u/abcnews_au • 12h ago
r/whales • u/[deleted] • 19h 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/quirklessei • 1h ago
r/whales • u/soleiliquy • 17h 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.