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CA Whale Watching
CA whale watching is unique in that it's one of the only places in the world where visitors can see whales year-round. You can elect to take one of the Monterey Bay cruises for whale watching or watch from the shore. In addition to gray, humpback, blue, minke, fin and killer whale watching, you may also see thousands of Pacific white-sided dolphins, Risso's dolphins and Dall's porpoises frolicking in the bay. "A lot of people would rather see dolphins than whales," says Pete Bruno, owner of Randy's Fishing and Whale Watching Trips, "because dolphins are very active and will follow the boat."
There are many factors that make whale watching in California a cut above the rest, particularly the Monterey Bay harbor cruise whale watching. For instance, Monterey Bay is one of the few places you can witness killers hunting grays. Normally, the grays will stick to shallow waters during their mid-December to April migration. However, the grays must venture much deeper into killer whale territory to cross the Monterey Canyon, which often results in bloody conflict. During the rest of the year, visitors will see humpbacks and blues hunting smaller prey like anchovies and krill. "This year there's been so much krill it looks like the sea is stained with red," explains Keith Stemler of Princess Monterey Whale Watching. And more krill means more whales, he adds.
CA whale watching is also an interesting experience because there are deep trenches dug down into the ocean beds for submarine passage, which gives the whales the depth they enjoy, but also lets them surface close to the shore where they can feed. Visitors can sometimes catch a glimpse at them! The whale watching cruise is another way to see these friendly giants. It's not unusual for a humpback to swim alongside the boat, roll on its side and look up at the passengers who can't get their cameras out fast enough. As Princess Monterey's Benji Shake says, "If you make eye contact with a whale, you are never the same again -- ever."
Over the last three decades, CA whale watching has made a major comeback. Once an endangered species, the gray whale variety have found a safe haven to raise their young and feed here, free from the dwindling whale hunting industry in other parts of the world. Today, California whale watchers spot something 98% of the time. "There was a week this summer where we were seeing 100 humpbacks in a quarter mile," explains Nancy Black, who is no stranger to whale encounters. "They were bumping into each other." There is something magical about seeing whales in their natural environment. Whale watching boats can go out every day of the week and see something completely different, which is all part of the allure. For more information, check out Monterey Bay Whale Watching Cruises, Randy's Fishing and Whale Trips or Princess Monterey Whale Watching.
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