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Blue Whale rostrum and spashguard around the twin blowholes, seen underwater.
Blue Whale rostrum and spashguard around the twin blowholes, seen underwater.
Blue Whale rostrum and spashguard around the twin blowholes, seen underwater.
Close look at the splashguard and head of a Humpback.
A slender Blue Whale (Balaenoptera musculus) glides up to take a breath of air. You can see the snout and back of the animal still submerged, with only the top of the splashguard penetrating the surface of the ocean. (The twin blowholes are located on the back of the splashguard...to the left in this photo).
Close up look at a Humpback Whale (Megaptera novaengliae) splashguard and blowholes...spray everywhere from its recent spout.
A close examination of the spash guard, blow holes, and tuberculated head of a Humpback Whale (Megaptera novaengliae).
Blue Whale rostrum and spashguard around the twin blowholes, seen underwater.
Blue Whale rostrum and spashguard around the twin blowholes, seen underwater.
Blue Whale rostrum and spashguard around the twin blowholes, seen underwater.
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