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Majestic photos capture rare albino killer whale leaping out of water off Japanese coast - MSNAn incredibly rare albino orca was caught on camera leaping out of the ocean, leaving an impassioned wildlife photographer “shaking with excitement.” Japanese freelance photographer Noriyuki ...
Boaters got the chance to see a “powerful display of strength and energy” during their “spectacular adventure.” ...
He was also the captain who spotted the blue whale duo hanging out on Sunday, Dec. 1. Typically, the blue whales, the largest mammals on the planet, s how up in summer months from May through October.
Dell's video, posted by the AP, shows the whale leaping up, then disappearing underwater with Simancas and his yellow inflatable kayak. After a few seconds, both the kayak and its life-vest-clad ...
Dell's video, posted by the AP, shows the whale leaping up, then disappearing underwater with Simancas and his yellow inflatable kayak. After a few seconds, both the kayak and its life-vest-clad ...
Dell’s video, posted by the AP, shows the whale leaping up, then disappearing underwater with Simancas and his yellow inflatable kayak. After a few seconds, both the kayak and its life-vest-clad ...
More whales visited Boston Harbor this week, with the breaching animals sometimes even visible from land. Since a sighting on Monday in Dorchester Bay, another whale was seen between Deer Island ...
An incredibly rare albino orca was caught on camera leaping out of the ocean, leaving an impassioned wildlife photographer “shaking with excitement.” Japanese freelance photographer Noriyuki ...
He was also the captain who spotted the blue whale duo hanging out on Sunday, Dec. 1. Typically, the blue whales, the largest mammals on the planet, s how up in summer months from May through October.
Dell's video, posted by the AP, shows the whale leaping up, then disappearing underwater with Simancas and his yellow inflatable kayak. After a few seconds, both the kayak and its life-vest-clad ...
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