It's typically gray whale season, but jumping humpbacks, thousands of dolphins and even a duo of blue whales are stealing the show. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 71°F.

"Blue whale!" I yelled nearly jumping out of my shoes. "Alright gang this is a very up-close look at a blue whale," said Captain Hansen. When you see a blue whale, ...

Blue whales typically consume between 6,000 and 8,000 pounds of krill daily. The blues don’t follow a regimented migration pattern; instead, they’ll be found where their favorite food is most ...

In cases where the specimen naturally approaches the boat, visitors shouldn't touch it, scream, and much less jump into the water to try to swim with it. During the blue whale watching season, which ...

Catoosa’s iconic Blue Whale is getting a funding boost from the Oklahoma Route 66 Commission. ... Most people stop and snap a quick selfie with Bluey then hit the road and jump back on Route 66.

Suddenly, a whale can be seen jumping out of the ocean, making a big splash as it re-entered the water on Wednesday, Jan. 11. The sighting was a rare treat, ...

Blue whales are listed as endangered, according to NOAA. Pre-industrial hunting decimated their populations and now there are only between 10,000 and 25,000 left.

McMahon said she’d only seen a blue whale, the world’s largest animal, one other time, more than 20 years prior. Blue whales, which are endangered, can eat up to six tons of krill a day and ...

The skeletal remains of a blue whale are arranged inside a Newport storage facility, March 23, 2023. Brian Bull/KLCC That won’t be too difficult, as Dinosaur Valley Studios also builds movie props.

This stock of blue whales can grow to 90 feet and weigh over 100,000 pounds. The stock of blue whales found near the Antarctic grow bigger, up to 110 feet and over 330,000 pounds.