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The first video from Yellow Ostrich's debut full-length The Mistress available now on Barsuk Records. Directed by Eric Gross. Band: www.yellowostrich.com Barsuk Records: www.barsuk.com iTunes: bit.ly Amazon: amzn.to (less)

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Off the coast of Argentina, seasoned killer whales hunt sea lion pups. See all National Geographic videos: video.nationalgeographic.com (less)

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Brian Skerry braves the waters of the Antarctic for a very up-close view of the right whale. Upcoming Events at National Geographic Live! events.nationalgeographic.com Buy Photographs by Brian Skerry national-geographic.cafepress.com (less)

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From 10/8/2011. A whale lunge feeding right next to the Kayak, plus some underwater footage. While the lunge feed was heart pounding excitement, I found that seeing one undewater was relaxing and peaceful. Was an awesome day!!! Shot with GoPro 1080 w/ mako flat lens. See the lunge feed in slow motion at: youtu.be Some of our underwater photography can be seen at www.ricksusie.com I'd like to take a moment to state that I don't recommend, endorse or in any way want to encourage anyone to try and swim with these whales. The whales are large unpredictable animals and potentially dangerous. I've talked to the NOAA and would like to share these Whale Watching Guidelines from the NOAA site: swr.nmfs.noaa.gov (less)

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Superfish: Bluefin Tuna : channel.nationalgeographic.com A diver filming bluefin tuna is surprised by humpback whales. (less)

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Join the movement and view more stunning ocean content at oneworldoneocean.org -- A mother gray whale lifted up her calf, seemingly to help it get a better view of the excited onlookers, and we caught it all on camera. For in-depth information on the whales of San Ignacio and regulations of the area, see our blog post at www.oneworldoneocean.org The gray whales in San Ignacio Lagoon frequently approach small tourist boats, seeking the human interaction. While they could easily avoid the people, whose small boats are not allowed to closely approach whales, they actually seem to enjoy making contact. Laguna San Ignacio is on the Pacific coast of Mexico's Baja peninsula and is the destination for hundreds of gray whales, who migrate annually to the region from their feeding grounds in the Arctic. Here, where the water is shallow and warm, they give birth to their young. It lies within El Vizcaino Biosphere Reserve and is the gray whale's last undisturbed nursing and breeding ground, largely thanks to an environmental victory in 2000 that stopped the development of an industrial salt plant. Whale watching here is highly regulated, with limits on how many boats can be on the water, how long they can stay, and how close they can get; rather than closely approaching the whales, they must idle their engine and wait for the whales to approach the vessel, which is a common occurrence. (less)

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Blue whales are the largest creatures ever to inhabit the earth — yet despite their size, we know precious little about them. (less)

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A pod of orcas, or killer whales, cooperate to wash a Weddell seal off an ice floe. This sequence, filmed for Frozen Planet, marks the first complete filming of killer whale "wave washing" behavior. FROZEN PLANET premieres Sunday, March 18, 2012 at 8PM e/p on Discovery. | dsc.discovery.com (less)

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Many species interact in the wild, most often as predator and prey. But recent encounters between humpback whales and bottlenose dolphins reveal a playful side to interspecies interaction. In two different locations in Hawaii, scientists watched as dolphins "rode" the heads of whales: the whales lifted the dolphins up and out of the water, and then the dolphins slid back down. The two species seemed to cooperate in the activity, and neither displayed signs of aggression or distress. Whales and dolphins in Hawaiian waters often interact, but playful social activity such as this is extremely rare between species. The latest Bio Bulletin from the Museum's Science Bulletins program presents the first recorded examples of this type of behavior. Visitors to AMNH may view the video in the Hall of Biodiversity until February 9, 2012. Science Bulletins is a production of the National Center for Science Literacy, Education, and Technology (NCSLET), part of the Department of Education at the American Museum of Natural History. Find out more about Science Bulletins at www.amnh.org Related Links: Two Unusual Interactions Between a Bottlenose Dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) and a Humpback Whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) in Hawaiian Waters bit.ly The Hawaii Association for Marine Education and Research, Inc. www.hamerhawaii.com National Marine Mammal Foundation nmmpfoundation.org (less)

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It doesn't belong to me.!! A surfer and kayakers got quite a surprise when two humpback whales lunged out of the water and nearly came crashing down upon them near Santa Cruz, California. Barbara Roettger, the woman who shot the video, told ABC News that the group was about a quarter mile from shore when the whales surfaced. Roettger was only 20 feet away from encounter. According to ABC News, "scientists believe weather patterns have driven fish closer to shore this year and brought the feeding whales with them." The surprising encounter captured in the video is not the first one in the waters near Santa Cruz. The Associated Press reports that the US Coast Guard has been monitoring a pod of humpbacks that have come within a mile of shore looking for food. Roettger admitted that whale encounters like hers can be dangerous. "We were crazy to be out there, " she told ABC News. "You're a sitting duck, basically." Officials are concerned for human safety, especially for kayakers and boaters who try to get a closer look at the creatures. No human injuries have been reported, but "at least one sailboat was damaged this week when it struck a whale." As for the whales, many groups have spoken out against boats coming too close to the mammals. Whaling, an historically lucrative business around the world, has come under increasing scrutiny in recent decades. According to the Associated Press, Japan still catches a small number of whales annually, in a "research program opposed by ... (less)

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www.facebook.com A whale wakes up on a New Zealand beach... (less)

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A baby sperm whale learns to swim alone while its mother hunts deep below. (less)

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Jonathan travels to Holbox, Mexico in search of the massive whale shark—the world's largest fish. Reaching 50 feet long, these animals grow larger than a school bus, but they are completely harmless since they eat only plankton and small fish. Jonathan gets up close and personal to a mouth the size of a small car in his investigation to discover why so many whale sharks visit Holbox every summer. (less)

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Captain Dave Anderson was here to share his adventure of saving a whale that was trapped in a fishing net. He told Ellen about his connection with this incredible animal, and what he thought the whale was trying to communicate to him. (less)

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Faint disturbances in the heart of Antarctic waters gives way to breathtaking images of whales hunting krill in this fantastic clip from the from BBC natural history masterpiece, Planet Earth. Visit www.bbcearth.com for all the latest animal news and wildlife videos Subscribe to BBC Earth bit.ly BBC Earth Channel: www.youtube.com Latest BBC Earth videos: bit.ly Planet Earth playlist: bit.ly (less)

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A woman floating on a surfboard near Santa Cruz, California almost ended up on the lunch menu for a humpback whale over the weekend. Barb Roettger had her camera rolling as two hefty whales popped out of the calm waters not far from the unsuspecting surfer and a pair of kayakers. A pod of humpback whales has been hanging out off the Santa Cruz coast, noshing on anchovies that flock to the area to feed on plankton. The woman found herself in the middle of a feeding frenzy called lunge feeding, which occurs when whales herd anchovies and shoot straight up out of the water with their mouth wide open to catch the fish. The whales have had quite a few dangerous close encounters with humans and boats in recent months. Whale watchers are warned to stay at least 100 yards away from the feeding area which can be a quarter mile square. Roettger says she has now gained a greater respect for whales, their feeding patterns and will now only spectate from the decidedly safer dry land. For those who doubt that this is real, watch this footage that is shot from the same kayak: www.youtube.com Looking to join a naturalist led sea kayaking tour in Santa Cruz, Moss Landing, Baja, Belize and beyond? Contact Blue Water Ventures: www.bluewaterventures.org This story broke on Holy Kaw holykaw.alltop.com Read more at: holykaw.alltop.com (less)

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Killer whales attack and eventually devour a minke whale near the Svalbard archipelago in the Arctic. The hour-long attack was witnessed by naturalists and guests on a National Geographic Expeditions cruise. To learn more, visit www.nationalgeographicexpeditions.com (less)

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A small Maori village faces a crisis when the heir to the leadership of the Ngati Konohi dies at birth and is survived only by his twin sister, Pai. Although disregarded by her grandfather and shunned by the village people, twelve-year-old Pai remains certain of her calling and trains herself in the ways and customs of her people. With remarkable grace, Pai finds the strength to challenge her family and embraces a thousand years of tradition in order to fulfill her destiny. (less)

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