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ALASKA!
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humpback breech!
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breech sequence
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head on humpback corkscrew breech
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me, Mark Kelly, best selling (and award winning) Alaskan photographer, Flip Nicklin, National Geographic's premiere expert on whales and photographer, founder of Whale Trust..and the famous Ralph Lee Hopkins
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lazy Steller sea lions
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pod of humpbacks
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bubblenetting with one fish trying to escape!
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not all whales do this social group feeding effort. really only a handful do though it is done in different parts of the world for different prey
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he just heard they're going to Hawaii again this winter...
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bubblenetting
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baleen can be seen on the roof of their mouths
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those lines are throat pleats that allow the massive gulp of water and food
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