deepblueseawhales:

Humpback Whale Ascent (by C. Kornylak)

deepblueseawhales:

Humpback Whale Ascent (by C. Kornylak)

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shark-obsession asked: Hello! Can you give me a list of sea-creature blogs for my world-ocean blog to follow? I would have sent you a message on there, but for some reason it won't let me.

Here’s two of my favourite ones:

http://fuckyeahbranchs.tumblr.com/

http://mermaidswineglass.tumblr.com/

thebeautifulocean asked: ERM how is it that I'm only just following you?! This blog is seriously amazing! Just went on a huggggee reblogging spree hope you don't mind. Just lovely.

Thank-you! There is a submit button if you’ve any awesome pictures to share too.

a “logging” humpback off of the coast of Cape Cod from August 5, 2012.a Provincetown Whales trip.

a “logging” humpback off of the coast of Cape Cod from August 5, 2012.
a Provincetown Whales trip.


Even as a baby, a blue whale can make a grown man look like a minnow. The largest creature ever to live, the blue whale averages 25 feet (7.6 meters) long at birth and weighs about three tons. As an adult, it can easily stretch to the length of a city bus and weigh close to 200 tons.

Even as a baby, a blue whale can make a grown man look like a minnow. The largest creature ever to live, the blue whale averages 25 feet (7.6 meters) long at birth and weighs about three tons. As an adult, it can easily stretch to the length of a city bus and weigh close to 200 tons.

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(via The Hidden Power of Whale Poop | Wired Science | Wired.com)
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Entertained by the enslavement of marine mammals… Consider the impact of the choices you make. ( Photo by kleskue)

Entertained by the enslavement of marine mammals… Consider the impact of the choices you make. ( Photo by kleskue)

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A Humpback whale cruising the waters surrounding Hervey Bay.

A Humpback whale cruising the waters surrounding Hervey Bay.

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A new born Blue whale is an incredible 7 meters long and can weigh around 3 tonnes! (Picture via The biggest living things on Earth - New Scientist)

A new born Blue whale is an incredible 7 meters long and can weigh around 3 tonnes! (Picture via The biggest living things on Earth - New Scientist)

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