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Related: About this forumThese Are the Right Whales
You soar upward through a golden yellow sea, break the surface and leap, high in the air,
dipping and turning with your great flippers, hanging and laughing so weightlessly high that it
feels like you'll never come down. Up and up and up you dance, whirling, out of the sea, into
the air, beyond to the stars...
~ Norman Spinrad Songs From the Stars.
dipping and turning with your great flippers, hanging and laughing so weightlessly high that it
feels like you'll never come down. Up and up and up you dance, whirling, out of the sea, into
the air, beyond to the stars...
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These Are the Right Whales (Original Post)
justaprogressive
Apr 2024
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These right whales are wonderful! Thanks for sharing them, my dear justaprogressive!
CaliforniaPeggy
Apr 2024
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CaliforniaPeggy
(152,472 posts)1. These right whales are wonderful! Thanks for sharing them, my dear justaprogressive!
justaprogressive
(2,577 posts)2. aww thanx Peggy
Had to rip them off a DVD slideshow this AM.
Part of a project I made for the halfway house where I was working at the time
( a rare case of my not having 5 backups of the data...just 4 copies of the DVD!)
Diamond_Dog
(35,177 posts)3. What a sight that must be to experience in person.
The power of these animals just boggles my mind. TY for sharing!
justaprogressive
(2,577 posts)4. A profound effect
was felt by all...
3Hotdogs
(13,571 posts)5. I saw some at a whale watch in Monterrey.
Cape May NJ and other sites along the east coast also offer whale watching.
I took photos and one of them was a calf.--- crew member asked if I would forward it so they could use it to identify it in future by comparing barnacles and marks on the tail.