Whale Watching | PhD Life Break
June 8, 2018
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as posted by the channelLast month a fellow grad student and I went whale watching as a tiny, exhilarating respite from PhD work. I finally saw one of my favorite animals, a humpback whale, up close. Well worth an early Sunday wakeup. Honestly, I was barely looking at what I shot, because I really wanted to watch the whales with my eyes, not through my camera, so I'm surprised this footage turned out as well as it did! Just a little whale vlog, just because! (And some dolphins too. I guess they're cool.)
Reports of humpbacks interfering with other animals:
Study of humpback/orca interactions:
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