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Extreme close up view of two feeding Humpback Whales. The upper whale is lunging sideways and its mouth is wide open with the baleen showing. The lower whale is still just under the water but quickly rising toward the surface. Krill can be seen jumping out of the water to the left side of the lower whale.
Another pudgy Harbor Seal (Phoca vitulina) soaks up some sunlight.
Behold the wild Humpback Whale (Megaptera novangliae) which breached just off the stern corner of the Condor Express --- a series.
Extreme close up view of two feeding Humpback Whales. The upper whale is lunging sideways and its mouth is wide open with the baleen showing. The lower whale is still just under the water but quickly rising toward the surface. Krill can be seen jumping out of the water to the left side of the lower whale.
Extreme close up view of two feeding Humpback Whales. The upper whale is lunging sideways and its mouth is wide open with the baleen showing. The lower whale is still just under the water but quickly rising toward the surface. Krill can be seen jumping out of the water to the left side of the lower whale.
Extreme close up view of two feeding Humpback Whales. The upper whale is lunging sideways and its mouth is wide open with the baleen showing. The lower whale is still just under the water but quickly rising toward the surface. Krill can be seen jumping out of the water to the left side of the lower whale.
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