Animals
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Learning to Whale Watch: What Are the Things to Look For While Watching?
Seeing a whale emerge from the depths of the ocean is an experience that can't be easily forgotten. The excitement of hearing and at times smelling whale breath is what keeps you coming back for more, no matter how many times you've watched them.
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