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The Whalewatchers Handbook From School Library Journal YA-A book that is manageable in both size and focus. Although the brief opening chapter is entitled "About Whales," it is really a general introduction to all three groups of mammals. Each species is described concisely, including its possible variations, range, behavior, and look-alikes. The boxed "Field Marks" enable whale watchers to identify quickly the telltale characteristics of each species. Black-and-white photographs portray the animals engaging in numerous activities. Clear, simplified charts illustrate body and head shapes. Useful appendixes include pertinent organizations, relevant locations, helpful information, and a discussion to inspire novice watchers. An effective introduction. Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information, Inc. Los Angeles Times This handy book would add interest to a sailing expedition to the Channel Islands or just an ordinary trip to the beach.
In the Company of Whales Gr. 6-9. Morton begins by introducing herself, explaining her commitment to and interest in whales, and telling a little about her life, with her son, on an island off the coast of British Columbia. The bulk of her book, however, contains a selection of journal entries. Morton, a whale watcher who "supports her research through her writings, photography and artwork," records her observations of groups (pods) of orca that frequent the waters near her home. Her observations reveal much about the creatures' behavior, and by introducing the beasts by name ("often these names refer to a mark or shape on the whale"), she give readers a captivatingly intimate view. Boxed insets deliver a wealth of facts about the animals as well as how scientists study them, and the many photographs capture them in their native habitat. A book that brings us amazingly close to understanding the behavior of one of nature's most majestic creatures.

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Whale Watch Kaikoura - New Zealand's Whale Watching Not only can we introduce you to the magnificent Sperm Whale, but also to migratory Humpback Whales (June & July), Orca (summer months), New Zealand's own tiny Hectors dolphin, the high spirited displays of the Dusky dolphins, New Zealand Fur seals and the Royal Albatross.

Monterey Bay Whale Watch - Whale Watching Trips Monterey Bay Whale Watch offers year-round whale watching trips to observe the spectacular diversity and abundance of whales and dolphins inhabiting the Bay. Monterey is the best place in the nation to view a variety of marine mammals and seabirds. The Monterey Submarine Canyon approaches close to the shore, allowing deep water species of whales, dolphins, and seabirds to occur near the coast. Shallow water species, such as the gray whale, are found very close to shore in the narrow shelf region

WhaleWatch.com Because we work with whales in the wild, each trip is different. The special habitat we visit is the summer home to such species as the Humpback, Finback and Minke whales. The North Atlantic Right Whale is one of the most endangered species in the world, and may be seen in and around the waters of Provincetown and Cape Cod Bay. Toothed varieties such as pilot whales, white-sided dolphins and harbor porpoise are often seen as well. These are just a few of the species you are apt to see on a trip with The Dolphin Fleet. Please visit the many other pages on our site as we try to share what we believe will be one of the most gratifying experiences you will have in your lifetime.

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