They are huge animals and accidents can happen around them. Seen them from boats and the shore, but never in the water immediately next to them. Anyone here ever gone diving around big whales?.
I see whales almost every time I go out. Although the majority of Gray whales migrate to Alaska each spring to feed, and to Baja each fall to mate or give birth, a small number have taken up year-round residence in various parts of coastal Oregon. They feed around the kelp beds and shallow reefs just offshore. Usually they stay a couple of hundred yards out, but sometimes they'll come closer in.
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Accidents happen.
Accidents happen.
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More like, fuck the humans
More like, fuck the humans who throw the garbage in the oceans that entangles the whales.
RIP to the whale saver guy. He went out doing something he was passionate about.
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Thanks man, high five!
Thanks man, high five!
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They are huge animals and
They are huge animals and accidents can happen around them. Seen them from boats and the shore, but never in the water immediately next to them. Anyone here ever gone diving around big whales?.
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I was surfing last fall near
I was surfing last fall near Newport OR and a Gray whale surfaced about 100 feet away.
It was pretty cool.
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Oh. So . . . not another
Oh. So . . . not another Chris Christie thread.
Carry on.
RIP, Whale Dude.
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Surddead,
Surfdead,
what's the water temps up there?
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Always in the 50s all year
Always in the 50s all year 'round.
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>>>I was surfing last fall
>>>I was surfing last fall near Newport OR and a Gray whale surfaced about 100 feet away.
I find all of this very hard to believe.
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I see whales almost every
I see whales almost every time I go out. Although the majority of Gray whales migrate to Alaska each spring to feed, and to Baja each fall to mate or give birth, a small number have taken up year-round residence in various parts of coastal Oregon. They feed around the kelp beds and shallow reefs just offshore. Usually they stay a couple of hundred yards out, but sometimes they'll come closer in.
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Pretty awesome. I knew you
Pretty awesome. I knew you had more to add (I was in Maui a couple of times), it's huge animal.
The sounds up close would probably give me a heart attack.
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Save the whales, shoot the
Save the whales, shoot the seals.
https://youtu.be/_4Oj8y8F-10