600mm zoom shot with my Canon

Friend saw these on the boat from Newcastle to Edinburgh. Anyone knows which animals these are?

There were more than four of them that day, so excited they put on a whole ballet for us in the open sea. This breach was the highlight, still can't get over how something that size clears the water like that. No idea how many tons of ocean it's fighting on the way up, but it looked effortless from the boat.

One of the more unusual humpback behaviors I've been lucky enough to capture off Maui. It rolled over and repeatedly brought those enormous pectoral fins out of the water. Watching the size of those fins from this distance was incredible.

I dont remember much about it, just that a diver get to close to the whale tail (i dont remember if it was a blue whale or a humpback whale), and the whale move the tail laterally and hit the man in the face, then the docu proceed to explain why do sharks move their tails laterally and whales vertically, to then rescue the diver, thats all i remember, i saw it like in 2015 or 2018.

These beautiful creatures, a mother and son, have been left to die in an abandoned aquarium in France. Please pray they are relocated to safety soon. Sign the petition to Save these wonderful Whales.

I commercially fish in Alaska and these dudes like to eat the Sablefish heads we toss overboard as we dress them before icing them in the holds….

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A rare white humpback whale has been spotted along with their normally-pigmented mother! It's impossible to know if their coloration is caused by albinism or another condition without observing the color of their eye (which albinism would make pink) or conducting a genetic test; albinism is likely the cause, though, as in species that are darker in color albinism often produces this sort of creamy yellowish coloration. In any case, they are a very special whale🤍They were observed by the research station Whale Point, who had this to say:

On a very foggy Tuesday morning Shelby Fisher notified us of a resighting of the white humpback whale “Spirit” just outside the Gitga’at harvesting camp, Kyel. This time we were very fortunate to not only get a fluke shot of Spirit but also a perfect ID shot of her/his mother. The mother is BCX 2002, Kuleana. They travelled all the way into Taylor Bight and passed our Lab very closely on their way west.
We are grateful to Shelby for notifying us and for Janie of BC Whales for her help identifying the mother.

Just got back from an Alaskan Cruise (NCL). It was a sight to see.

Grommet (and I believe Quill for the team breach) gave us an awesome show with multiple breaches and plenty of pectoral fin slaps!

Check the fundraiser out here, and learn more about PacMam here.