Cetacea (Dolphins, Porpoises and Whales)

One of the whales’ most striking behaviors is slapping their tails on the water. It is an incredible sight, but the sound is unforgettable too. …

Years ago, whales evolved from land mammals and shared many of their senses with modern-day land mammals. However, some of their senses are unique, allowing …

Bottlenose dolphins are a type of marine mammal. Bottlenose dolphins are found in warm oceans and waters around the world. Bottlenose dolphins of North America …

If you have ever wanted to watch whales in the wild, you need to know which whales it is possible to see around North America. …

Westport, a small town on the Pacific Ocean, may not have the same allure for whale watchers as the nearby San Juan Islands, Puget Sound, or …

Dolphins are in the class Mammalia, which specifies that they are mammals. However, many people still think they are fish. Dolphins are classified as mammals …

Whale watching has become one of the most loved tourist attractions that North America has to offer. Nothing is better than seeing a large living …

The San Juan Islands, Salish Sea, and Puget Sound are among the world’s best whale-watching destinations, with more than 500,000 people visiting yearly. It is …

Whales are marine mammals, but many people often think they are fish. Although there are similarities, there are also many differences. Many people ask me …

I have never seen a blue whale, but that will change shortly, and I cannot wait. I wanted to find out the best destinations in …

It is possible to see whales, dolphins, and porpoises almost anywhere in North America’s oceans. From the warmest waters of the Caribbean to the coldest …