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Feeding Frenzy. Read the full story here: buff.ly/8LJPrNW
Photo by krisztinabalotay / @orca.channel
This is an encounter from 2025
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And you think *you* take a lot of photos 🤯😂
Shout out to Happywhale for helping tom out with his Guiana Dolphin photo id project!
Photos: Tom Cezimbra, ECoMAR-UFRJ
Listen to our latest episode wherever you get your podcasts.
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Orca Play with Sunfish. Read the full story here: buff.ly/Ca5MWpa
Photo by Whale Watch Western Australia
This is an encounter from 2020
🧪🌊🦑🐳 #WhaleWednesday #AlaskaSky
It. Is. Us.
#repost
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It was so great having you on Tom!
Winter Whale Watching Iceland. Read the full story here: buff.ly/zlMBziL
Photo by Láki Tours
This is an encounter from 2020
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Swimming in Pink. Read the full story here: buff.ly/2fdShHk
Photo by Krisztina
This is an encounter from 2025
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A Bucket List Species! Read the full story here: buff.ly/3qHKQ5Q
Photo by Sanne
This is an encounter from 2022
#WhaleTales #BeakedWhales
Did you know the Salish Sea is home to over 11,200 harbor porpoises? These chubby beacons of hope are a true conservation success story!
PacMam has just released a new storymap. Dive in and discover how we use photo identification to track individuals, and more! www.pacmam.org/storymap
The ocean covers 70% of our planet and teems with life; some still waiting to be discovered.
Countless creatures rely on ocean habitats to survive (yes, that includes us!)
On World Wildlife Day, we celebrate the incredible life beneath the waves & the vital role the ocean plays in all our lives.
Over the weekend, the T36/T36B and T99 matrilines of Bigg's (mammal-hunting) killer whales paid the area a visit. Here they are in front of Anacortes, WA before continuing south into Puget Sound near Tacoma.
📷: Sam Murphy, Island Adventures Whale Watching
In our latest episode Tom shares one of the simplest ways we can help marine life and the world around us.
Listen to the full episode wherever you get your podcasts.
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Close Encounters with Wild Orca. Read the full story here: buff.ly/4hKGLWq
Photo by Whale Watch Western Australia
This is an encounter from 2020
#WhaleTales #KillerWhale #DolphinAwarenessMonth
Sounding Whale – Labrador Sea
David Blackwood
1998
Epic Encounter with Hourglass Dolphins! Read the full story here: buff.ly/iHDJLR2
Video by Josh
This is an encounter from 2024
#WhaleTales #DolphinAwarenessMonth #HourglassDolphins
Happy Dolphin Awareness Month Storytellers! Spread the love and read all of our dolphin WhaleTales by clicking the “Dolphin” category of our menu🐬
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A Dolphin Hunt. Read the full story here: buff.ly/HdH8a5K
Photo by Brittany
This is an encounter from 2025
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Under the Polar Night. Read the full story here: buff.ly/wLTKKD8
Photo by Krisztina
This is an encounter from 2025
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Humpback Mugging. Read the full story here: buff.ly/ZkIirI4
Photo by Danielle
#WhaleTales #humpback
It's Fun Fact Friday! Have you heard of Cookie Cutter Sharks? The scars these sharks make on whales (like humpbacks) show us just how far these animals travel throughout the year.
Photos: Bryde's Whale by Tony Wu, Blue Whale by Joey Weir, Humpback by Pedro López Suárez
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With J Pod making a recent appearance in central Puget Sound, we thought it would be fun to look back and share a moment from an encounter we had with them (and J62) a year ago on Feb 20, 2025 at Cattle Point (San Juan Island).
Enjoy this short clip recorded by Jason! (full video link in comments)
Just boops for today 😎
yup!
Killer Whales Mating. Read the full story here: buff.ly/3af4hIL
Photo by Whale Watch Western Australia
This is an encounter from 2020
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What steps do you take to help marine life? Tell us about them using #TalesOfSavingWhales
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#Repost from one of our Storytellers, Malgosia, from her vacation in Alaska.
"Even on vacation I save marine animals’ lives. But seriously people?! This started as “hey, is that a fishing line?” I must have pulled 50m of it, just left behind, twined partly on the dock, partly left in water! Ugh"
According to a new study, fish-eating orcas in Alaska have a far broader diet than previously understood. Unlike endangered Southern Resident orcas (76 individuals), there are ~1,000 resident orcas from Southeast Alaska to Kodiak Island.
oceanographicmagazine.com/news/fish-ea...
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