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Humpback whale tail slapping surface of Prince William Sound, Southcentral Alaska, Spring
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Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) tail slap, Gulf of California (Sea of Cortez), Baja California Sur, Mexico, North America
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Orca whales playfully slap their tails at the surface in Chatham Strait, Inside Passage, Southeast Alaska, Summer
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Humpback Whale slaps its flukes on the surface near Benjamin Island in Lynn Canal with the snow covered peaks of the Chilkat Mountains in the background, Southeast Alaska, Winter, COMPOSITE
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Humpback Whale slaps its flukes on the surface near Benjamin Island in Lynn Canal with the snow covered peaks of the Chilkat Mountains in the background, Southeast Alaska, Winter, COMPOSITE
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The Humpback Whales migrate from the Antarctic along the Eastern Seaboard of Australia starting June to the warmer waters of the Whitsundays and beyond where young calves can survive and the mating game takes place each year. I took these images off the coast of South East Queensland 24th June 2011.
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Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) tail slap, Gulf of California (Sea of Cortez), Baja California Sur, Mexico, North America
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The Humpback Whales migrate from the Antarctic along the Eastern Seaboard of Australia starting June to the warmer waters of the Whitsundays and beyond where young calves can survive and the mating game takes place each year. I took these images off the coast of South East Queensland 24th June 2011.
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The Humpback Whales migrate from the Antarctic along the Eastern Seaboard of Australia starting June to the warmer waters of the Whitsundays and beyond where young calves can survive and the mating game takes place each year. I took these images off the coast of South East Queensland 24th June 2011.
Budget Royalty-Free & Subscription
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The Humpback Whales migrate from the Antarctic along the Eastern Seaboard of Australia starting June to the warmer waters of the Whitsundays and beyond where young calves can survive and the mating game takes place each year. I took these images off the coast of South East Queensland 24th June 2011.
Budget Royalty-Free & Subscription
