Dead whale washes ashore in Newport Beach
Dead whale washes ashore in Newport Beach
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Exciting Day of Whale Watching at Newport Beach
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Exciting Day of Whale Watching at Newport Beach
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Whale Watching Adventures in Newport Beach
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Whale Watching Adventures in Newport Beach
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Skeleton of blue whale that washed up on Oregon coast 11 years ago will soon return, on display
Skeleton of blue whale that washed up on Oregon coast 11 years ago will soon return, on display
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Wait for the tail! 🐳 We spent almost the entire day yesterday enjoying the company of a massive BLUE WHALE! These gentle giants visit our coastline to feed on tiny, shrimp-like animals called krill. A single Blue can eat as many as 40 million krill in a day thanks to their massive appetite! #bluewhale #whale #whalewatching #newportbeach #lagunabeach #nature #animals #ocean | Newport Landing Whale Watching
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Wait for the tail! 🐳 We spent almost the entire day yesterday enjoying the company of a massive BLUE WHALE! These gentle giants visit our coastline to feed on tiny, shrimp-like animals called krill. A single Blue can eat as many as 40 million krill in a day thanks to their massive appetite! #bluewhale #whale #whalewatching #newportbeach #lagunabeach #nature #animals #ocean | Newport Landing Whale Watching
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It’s gray whale season in Newport Beach 🐋 The Gray Whale makes the most spectacular and longest mass migration of any marine mammal. Tens of thousands of gray whales migrate annually along the Newport/Laguna Beach coastline from the summer feeding grounds in the Bering Sea to the winter grounds of the Baja California lagoons and then come back traveling from Baja, California to feeding grounds in the Bering Sea during the months of December, January, February, March, & April. Book your cruise t
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It’s gray whale season in Newport Beach 🐋 The Gray Whale makes the most spectacular and longest mass migration of any marine mammal. Tens of thousands of gray whales migrate annually along the Newport/Laguna Beach coastline from the summer feeding grounds in the Bering Sea to the winter grounds of the Baja California lagoons and then come back traveling from Baja, California to feeding grounds in the Bering Sea during the months of December, January, February, March, & April. Book your cruise t
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What an incredible moment on the water on Monday afternoon's whale watching tour in Newport Beach! This happy humpback whale breached feet from our boat as passengers watched in awe, some even getting splashed from the water when this whale landed. We're running daily whale watching tours from Newport Beach and changes of seeing humpback whales off the coast are very high right now. Tap the 'GetTickets' button above to book your next whale watching adventure with us or call us at 949-675-0550 an
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What an incredible moment on the water on Monday afternoon's whale watching tour in Newport Beach! This happy humpback whale breached feet from our boat as passengers watched in awe, some even getting splashed from the water when this whale landed. We're running daily whale watching tours from Newport Beach and changes of seeing humpback whales off the coast are very high right now. Tap the 'GetTickets' button above to book your next whale watching adventure with us or call us at 949-675-0550 an
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STUNNING: A rare sighting of a blue whale with her calf shows the pair curiously approaching a Newport Beach whale-watching boat. Details: https://abc7.la/2kR742F | ABC7
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Dead whale washes ashore in Newport Beach
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After a few quiet days, we got to see another big BLUE WHALE today! 🥰 This whale had a peculiar habit of showing its tail BEFORE it went down for a dive and in one instance, even showed it’s tail FOUR TIMES before diving! It’s a great example of the individual personalities that whales can possess. Hopefully, this individual sticks around for the weekend! Also sighted today were 2 Fin whales further offshore by the Ultimate Whale Watch! To save $$$ on your cruise with us, book your trip today u
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When a massive blue whale surfaces next to you on a paddle board, do you paddle away or stay with it and enjoy its presence? 🐋 From Mark Girardeau @orangecountyoutdoors 🐋 Paddleboard rider @richgermanlb definitely takes option 2 #grateful🙏 #newportbeach #getoutandexplore #itsamazingoutthere #ilovenewportbeach | Newport Beach, California
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Wow! Look at this! Exceptional Blue Whale encounters and It’s totally rare to have this species behave so friendly. Typically Blue Whales are very focused on feeding and not too interested in coming over to say “hi”. But this whale made repeated passes directly under us! 🐋 From Newport Coastal @newportcoastaladventure 🐋 Please remember this is with the boat’s engines off and not moving. A few times a year we get to see whales initiate these special encounters. Total sightings today were 4 Blue
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Blue whale sighting just 1 mile off Newport Beach yesterday! It was a rare sight for a massive blue whale to be this close to shore, it was close enough that people on Newport Pier were able to see it! While the blue whale sightings off Orange County have not been consistent lately, there’s been humpback and minke whale sightings too! This was the first time this whale showed its fluke (tail) all day! Viewed while aboard @newportcoastaladventure, the fastest whale watching boats in California an
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Humpbacks whales are in Newport Beach & the action is on fire! 3 different tour types with tickets from $23 & $16 off select tours. Book your whale watching trip today! | Newport Landing Whale Watching
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30‑foot dead whale washes ashore in Newport Beach
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Whale watching tour off Newport Beach gets rare visit from ‘phantoms’ of the Pacific
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Blue Whales this Weekend! Yesterday we encountered this magnificent Blue Whale on our 1130am trip. And the day before, another Blue during our 5pm Adventure. (Documented via drone by Mark Girardeau) | Newport Coastal Adventure
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We had an INCREDIBLE encounter with a friendly blue whale on our afternoon trip on the Nautilus yesterday! Federal whale-viewing guidelines usually mean we watch whales from 300 feet away, but the whales are free to “people-watch” as closely as they’d like. By remaining still, this blue whale felt comfortable closely circling our boat two different times. What a special treat for everyone on board this trip! Come whale watching with us! Blue whale season continues and although sightings are neve
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Blue whale season is upon us! 🐋 Every year, from June until September, we have chances to meet the largest animal that has ever lived on our planet. We spotted THREE blue whales yesterday, including a mom/calf pair! Here’s what to know about enjoying blue whales in Newport Beach: • Blue whales come to Southern California to feed on krill. 🦐 The whales go where the krill is and the krill goes wherever the currents/wind distribute the most nutrients each season. • There are often ebb and flows t
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Incredible Whale Watching in Newport Beach: A Front Row Seat to the Ocean’s Giants
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An outstanding view of a beautiful blue whale tail, right in front of Newport Beach! Yesterday was AMAZING. We spent time with 3 different Blue whales, two of which were regularly showing off their tails. We also spotted several pods of common dolphins hundreds strong! This awesome video from our photographer Kayla Smith captures the excitement caused by seeing one of these giant whales in person. #whales #whalewatching #wildlifephotography #naturephotography #discoverwildlife #newportbeach #vis
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This incredible Blue Whale did something 99% of them don't do! When Blue Whales are here in California, their #1 goal is to feed as much as possible. And so when we typically watch them, they are not showing much curiosity toward the boat. But for two days in a row on recent Adventures, this adult Blue Whale came over to make friends with us. It's important to know that in all these encounters the boat was turned off and had stopped moving. The whale approached the boat, and this is not a typica
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A 30-foot dead whale washed ashore in Newport Beach, video from AIR7 showed. The humpback whale washed up on the shoreline near 11th Street. Experts estimate it's nearly 30 feet long and weighs about 10 tons. This comes after two storms swept through Southern California earlier in the week. https://abc7.com/post/18618696/ | ABC7 Morning Show
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The humpback whale action continues off Newport Beach! While there’s never a guarantee with wild animals of how long they will stick around, it has been absolutely incredible lately! Come out while it’s great! Videos taken aboard @newportcoastaladventure who has lots of availability this weekend including a 4 hour trip on Sunday. #ocoutdoors #whalewatching #newportbeach #humpbackwhale #seaworldsucks #lagunabeach #danapoint #nature #wildlife | Orange County Outdoors
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Blue Whales are really showing themselves this month off Newport Beach! This drone video captured from our Zodiac just this week by @whatcameradoyouhave We’re so lucky to have the opportunity of showing passengers the biggest animal to ever exist on planet earth. As always, the success rate isn’t 100%, but so far June has provided dozens upon dozens of Blue Whale sightings! And they are very likely to continue all Summer. #bluewhales #whales #whaletail #wildlifephotography #discoverwildlife #ear
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The gray whale migration is underway! MARCH and APRIL are the BEST MONTHS for spotting migrating gray whales in Newport Beach! Watch these majestic creatures as they travel 6,000 miles from breeding grounds in Mexico to their feeding grounds in Alaska. Along the way, you’ll likely also meet pods of dolphins and sea lions!Remember to use code “INSTA50” at checkout to save money on signature, luxury, or VIP whale watching cruises with us. TRIPS DEPART DAILY, ALL DAY LONG! Visit our website (linked
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David Muir has the story of the humpback whale in Newport Beach, California, that gave onlookers a once-in-a-lifetime experience after rising out of the water just feet from their boat, rolling and spy hopping for its fans. https://abcnews.go.com/ | ABC World News Tonight with David Muir
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Crew members from Davey’s Locker & Newport Coastal Adventure in Newport Beach CA. captured this giant blue whale swimming and feeding just off the coast of Newport Beach. | CBS Sunday Morning
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Crew member Jill Lemon captured this amazing video of a bottlenose dolphin living its best life off of Newport Beach earlier this week. The dolphin action has been SPECTACULAR lately, including encounters with megapods of 500-1,000 common dolphins and playful bottlenose dolphins. Whale sightings have slowed a bit as we transition to the new season, but we’ve still had encounters with a humpback whale, a fin whale, and multiple gray whales this past week. Gray whale season has officially begun an
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