legion of one

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10/3 -- a lovely profile shot

Sjmona posted a photo:

...and so bored!

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Savannah's first lake trip

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jojo :)

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PedroMadruga posted a photo:

For the 215.000 views over my stream,another sperm whale breach today!
Thank you my friends and thanks to the sperm whale too!

chris.johnson posted a photo:

A group of sperm whales off the island of Zakynthos, Greece. ©Chris Johnson

If you want to see a video of this encounter. check out our new website design.
- http://www.earthocean.tv/blogs/earthocean-encounters-blogs/sperm-whales.html

chris.johnson posted a photo:

A pygmy blue whale off the coast of western australia. © Chris Johnson

Leonardo C. Fleck posted a photo:

Seqüência de 4 fotos regitrando o belo salto de uma franca. Infelizmente não ficou com o melhor enquadramento, pois foi muito rápido e estava em um barco...
Baleia Franca
Eubalaena australis
Península Valdez

PedroMadruga posted a photo:

My first pygmy sperm whale in my life!!! for a looong years that i tried to see them...was today :-D
I can tell you that is extremely rare to see this litle guys (with 3 meters long) and a curiosity thing is that he was matting with another pygmy, this one from the pic was breaching all happy...with his penis off!lol
By the way,this is my 20 species identified and fotographed on the south coast off Pico island ;-)

deErisch posted a photo:

schnorcheln 4km vor teneriffa
wassertiefe 600m

ScottS101 posted a photo:

Compositions look great but soooo very hard to process. Too much blue.

quarrresma / João Quaresma posted a photo:

It´s not every day that i see a Sperm Whale breaching 3 times and next 15 lobtails! Lucky me:)

raphie posted a photo:

The Japanese government whaling fleet has left its home port of Shimonoseki for its biggest hunt since the 1986 ban on commercial whaling.

The fleet plans to kill more than 1000 whales in the Southern Ocean, including 50 endangered fin whales, 50 threatened humpback whales and 935 minke whales.

Despite claims that the Japanese are conducting a "research project," the whale hunt isn't science. The International Whaling Commission has said the data the whalers gather isn't helpful, and virtually everything the Japanese will learn by harpooning the whales could be learned by non-lethal means.

Greenpeace executive director Steve Shallhorn says, “The whaling program threatens Australia's $300 million dollar a year whale-watching industry. Australian and international marine scientists have already established that we can find out everything we need to know about whales without killing them.”

The whale hunt takes money from Japanese taxpayers and robs other countries of tourism income. The threatened humpbacks targeted by the whalers are part of thriving Pacific whale watching industries

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ajpscs posted a photo:

no rules, no limitations, no boundaries it's like an art
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HARAJUKU GIRL is the New GEISHA ©

ajpscs posted a photo:

no rules, no limitations, no boundaries it's like an art
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HARAJUKU GIRL is the New GEISHA ©

antsypantsy posted a photo:

Porkchop strikes again. Lucisart.

ScottS101 posted a photo:

A young whale shark enjoying the nutrient rich water East of Isla Espiritu Santo

Lyndon Firman posted a photo:

I always find the Kudu one of the more difficult subjects to photograph

Nature Photographer posted a photo:

I think this is the loveliest antelope we have. Such stature.

ajpscs posted a photo:

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sweetvioletsa posted a photo:

We took a game drive through the St. Lucia estuary and our guide kindly stopped the truck for us to photograph this kudu buck. Just as my husband put the camera up to take a shot, the animal turned and struck this magnificent pose. One of my favourite pics from this holiday!

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Harajuku Up & Close

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Harajuku Up & Close

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Harajuku Up & Close

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