#beluga whales
A few days ago I came across a very interesting fanfic I was so impressed by this short and sensual story that I couldn’t resist
You can find it on AO3 as “The Secret of Cetacean Ops”
Five Best Sunset/Sunrise Snapshots from Live Cams
From Turtle Bay, Hawaii to the grasslands on the Bison Live Cam, we have amazing and serene snapshots from viewers! Thank you thank you! A little pink, purple and blue hues to ease us into Monday morning. - See all the shots here!
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A Message from Charlie - Beluga Cams
Every year after the ice breaks up on the Hudson Bay, thousands of beluga whales migrate to the warmer waters of the Churchill River to feed, mate and rear their young.
We’re excited to say, on our newest Pearl of the Planet HD live cam, you can watch these curious creatures up close and in the wild. Thanks to our partners at Sea North Tours and Polar Bears International, the new Beluga Boat Cam provides views underwater and off the bow.
Join Neil, our trusty tour guide every day for a couple of hours as he finds the most amazing vantage points. The next voyage out is today from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. EDT. And upcoming viewing times will be posted at the top of the comments.
Catch a great moment? Keep taking snapshots like these and sharing them for all to enjoy.
Never stop learning,
Charlie / explore.org
P.S. And keep your eye out for the polar bears who are now off the sea ice and waiting for the freeze again.
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The Russian Navy has deployed Beluga Whales at Olenya Guba
This isn’t the first time that Russia’s militarized marine mammals have been spotted. In 2019, Norwegian fishermen reported that a surprisingly tame beluga whale had been harassing their boats while wearing a harness that read: “Equipment of St. Petersburg,” Live Science previously reported.
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