Whale Watching TV Sitemap

Hierarchical Sitemap

• Africam
  Meet our Wild Animal Cam partners, Africam.
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• BLUE - The Film
  BLUE, the film, was written by Capt. Dave Anderson. A screenplay about an orphaned Blue Whale calf, will heighten awareness of the dangers facing dolphins and whales from entanglement in fishing gear. This fictional story is inspired by a true story and Capt. Dave's personal experiences with entangled whales.
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• Whale Watching TV - Bottlenose Dolphin
  Bottlenose Dolphin, one of the most gregarious and friendly of the Dolphins we see.
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• Whale Watching TV - California Gray Whales
  California Gray Whales are the very reason that whale watching even began in California over 30 years ago. Traditional companies, who fished year round, would use their fishing boats to ferry people out to see these migrating whales during the months of December through April.
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• Whale Watching TV - California Sea Lions
  There are literally THOUSANDS of these animals living along our coast and we see many on each and nearly every Dolphin and Whale Watching Safari Adventure.
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• Clips
  This is where guests can watch our recent Whale Watching trips, as well as see archived Whale Watching trips.
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• Whale Watching TV - Common Dolphin
  A terrible name for a beautiful animal, Common Dolphin are the one marine mammal we see the most often, and the mosto f. We have seen pods of Common Dolphin as Large as 5,000.
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• How whale watching Protects Them
  Why we want to bring Dolphin & Whale Watching to the World
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• Whale Watching TV - Elephant Seals
  Elephant Seals
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• Whale Watching TV - Fin Whales
  The second largest Whale in the world, this whale is often called the greyhound of the sea because they are the fastest whale, capable of speeds of 22 MPH.
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• Whale Watching TV - Harbor Seal
  Harbor Seals
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• Whale Watching
  Whale Watching TV, world's first and only live open ocean whale watching website brings you live whale watching from your computer. Learn about whale watching and whales and dolphins.
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• Whale Watching TV - HumpbackWhales
  Humpback whales seen on our regular Dolphin & Whale Watchng Safari trips are from Mexico, not Hawaii as once thought. They usually migrate through in the spring. Most are much further offshore, but occasionally we are treated with a visit as they make their way to further north.
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• Links
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• Whale Watching TV - Minke Whales
  Minke Whales, are seen at various times throughout the year on our Dolphin and Whale Watching Safari trips.
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• Mola mola
  We see these unusual animals throughout the year. The largest bony fish on the planet, they can grow up to ten feet long.
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• Whale Watching TV - Orca
  Orca, almost always of the transient or offshore variety are occasionally seen on our regular dolphin & whale watching safari adventures. What a treat!
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• Orca LIVE
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• Our Sponsor for Whale Watching TV
  This page tells you a bit about our sponsor Capt. Dave's Dolphin and Whale Safari, and how they came to offer LIVE Whale Watching, the World's first Virtual Whale Watching Web site.
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• Whale Watching TV - Pacific Whitesided Dolphin
  Pacific Whitesided Dolphin are usually spotted on our Dolphin and Whale watching Safari adventures between late November and December, when the water gets colder, all the way through May and early June.
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• Privacy for Whale Watching TV
  Your privacy for Whale Watching TV is important to us. Here is our statement of protection and confidentiality. We appreciate you joining us for a virtual Whale Watching Safari and want you to know that you and your family members are safe.
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• Whale Watching TV - Risso's Dolphin
  Risso's Dolphin are probably the most shy of all the dolphin we encounter on our Dolphin & Whale Watching Safari.
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• Site Map
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• The Producer of Whale Watching TV
  How do we broadcast Whale Watching TV durng our Dolphin & Whale Watchng Safari trips? Find out about the cameras, and the 'crew and cast'.
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• About our Dolphin & Whale Watching Trips
  The Producer, "Capt. Dave's Dolphin & Whale Safari" has been taking people out to see dolphins & whales daily since 1995. You can learn about the trips here.
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• Twitter for Immediate Whale Watching info
  Sign up on Twitter and get immediate notifications when we see Blue Whales, Fin Whales, Common Dolphin, Bottlenose Dolphin, Risso's Dolphin and more. Then you can log on and watch these animals LIVE.
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• Whale and Dolphin videos
  Whale and dolphin videos from around the world not just taken during our whalewatching trips.
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• Whale Watching Blog
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• Whale Watching In The News.
  Whale Watching stories from around the world in the news.
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• Whale Watching
  Home Page for Whale Watching TV the world's only live whale watching website. Go on a live open ocean whale watch from your computer!
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• Marine Mammals We See on our Whale Watching Trips
  We see a wide variety of dolphins, whales, and other marine mammals on our Dolphin and whale watchng Safaris. Here are excellent fact sheets provided by our friends at the American Cetacean Society.
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