Supposedly, there is a whale in this video
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She's willing to put her lips on this slimy, barnacle covered mammal. She has potential...
If she rubs it more it will be a sperm whale
That’s awesome. Whales are incredible. It makes me sick people still hunt them.
Touching them is probably a violation of federal law.
Just sayin'...
Just sayin'...
I don’t know anything about no whale but did you see the knockers on the lady in the boat?
This man knows whale law, so I defer to him.
Could be on one of the San Ignacio whale petting excursions, just saying.
Illegal if in US waters...have to stay 100 yards from whales. Whales are mostly down south now though...this was probably in Mexico.
CSB time: I was salmon fishing two years ago in Monterey Bay near a group of bubble feeding humpbacks when I saw a big whale watching boat get way to close to a whale. With all the people on the bow taking pictures, the boat actually bumped the whale on its back. The whale then got pissed, turned on its side and with its tail sent a huge wall of water over the rail soaking everyone up on the bow. Crew scrambled, people were yelling, expensive cameras were ruined, and I had myself a nice little chuckle.
CSB time: I was salmon fishing two years ago in Monterey Bay near a group of bubble feeding humpbacks when I saw a big whale watching boat get way to close to a whale. With all the people on the bow taking pictures, the boat actually bumped the whale on its back. The whale then got pissed, turned on its side and with its tail sent a huge wall of water over the rail soaking everyone up on the bow. Crew scrambled, people were yelling, expensive cameras were ruined, and I had myself a nice little chuckle.
The best part was when the whale "exhaled" all over her face.
Luckily for the female if the whale decided to “take her deep” her life preservers would keep her afloat
Years ago, when we lived in San Diego, I had a buddy who owned a plane. He flew us down to the tip of Baja, and we did a couple whale watching excursions.
In the US, you’re sitting on a big ship hoping to see one within a half a mile. Down there we were in small wooden boats petting whales. The mother whales would actually push the baby up to the boat and let us babysit and then takeoff for 15 to 20 minutes and then come back and get them. It was pretty amazing.
That sounds amazing. It’s now on my bucket list when I hit retirement in a few years.
I was too mesmerized by the image of that 'downtown sound' bouncing around & swinging to-n-fro to pay attention to what she said.
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