How to draw a Fin Whale

Behold the breathtaking beauty of the Fin whale as it emerges from the depths of the ocean, revealing its magnificent white jaw that shines brilliantly underwater. Its graceful movements through the water are a true spectacle, leaving us in awe of nature’s wonders. Enjoy this captivating video captured by Diamond Block Studios during an unforgettable whale watching excursion with Dana Wharf. 🐋💦 #finwhale #whalewatching #ocean | Dana Wharf Whale Watch

Fin Whales for Mother’s Day, what a treat! 🐳💕🌸💐🐳💕🌸💐🐳 We encountered 13 Fin Whales, Mola Mola, Common Dolphin, and Bottlenose Dolphin for the day! 🎥: @whaleman1958 | Dana Wharf Whale Watch

Fin Whale FIESTA!!! 🐳🎉🐳 The fun never stops when these Fin Whales are being encountered! Great day on the water, take a look at yesterday’s report from our amazing naturalist Laura Lopez:8 Fin Whales (cow/calf pair seen on 4 trips), a Dolphin Trifecta with Risso’s, Bottlenose and Common Dolphin, plus 8 Mola molas still seen feeding on Velella Velella ~ By-the-Wind Sailors!The Fin whale cow/calf pair was the highlight of the day first sighted on our first trip over 8 miles from the Dana Point

Happy Fin Whale Friday! 🐳✨🐳✨🐳 How many Fin friends will we see today? Take a guess! Did you know 🧐 Fun Fact Friday Fin Whales are the second largest mammal on earth next to the Blue Whale? Adult males measure up to 78 feet (24 m) in the northern hemisphere, and 88 feet (26.8 m) in the southern hemisphere. Females are slightly larger than males. They are also known as the “Greyhounds of the Sea” because of how fast they swim! 🎥: @captfrankadventures #finwhales #finwhaledanapoint #dolphinandw

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Making the longest mammalian migration on Earth 🌍 Gray whales do so along the west coast of North America. We’re privileged that their migration route comes right through the Santa Barbara Channel Whale Heritage Area! @sbwhaleheritage During their southbound migration, these large 40 foot 30 ton giants travel closer to the Channel Islands. Typically showing up in late December or early January, we can sometimes see large groups of a half dozen whales migrating together! While they’re heading to

A fin whale with a severely deformed spine has been spotted off Spain in the Mediterranean Sea — marine specialists wonder if it'll make it 🐳 | DW News

Fin Whales are moving into the area and are the 2nd largest animal in the world behind the Blue Whale! These Fin Whales are 70 feet long woah 🤯 🐳 🐋 #finwhale #finwhales #whalewatching #danawharf #danapoint #socal #ocean | Dana Wharf Whale Watch