Whale watching is one of the greatest experiences you can have. If
you ever had the opportunity to see them in the ocean, these grand creatures leave
you in awestruck. It's a wondrous
feeling to see them in their majestic form.
If you were also able to take a photograph of the whale, specifically the whale's flukes (tail) or dorsal fin,
you can submit your photo(s) to
Happywhale, a website that identifies
and tracks whales around the globe. This tool is a way to engage
citizen scientists - including whale watching guides, whale watching
enthusiasts, passengers - to help collect data about marine mammals.
The data will be used by scientists, and help expand our scientific
knowledge about them. By tracking and learning about whales, we can
have a better understanding of marine life and ocean conservation.
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