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Whale of a tail.
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There she blows!
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Our viewing boat.
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The Sperm Whale. Tail.
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Sperm Whale. (101)
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Diving deep.
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Table top.
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Sperm Whale. Going down.
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Just a fluke.
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Sperm Whale. On the surface.
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Note the blow hole to one side.
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Now thats a tall tail!
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First stage of the dive.
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Get it up!
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Heading for the deep.
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The whale watchers.
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Boy! Thats some tail
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Makes quite a platform.
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At rest on the surface.
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Sperm Whale. (20)
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Sperm Whale. (21)
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Sperm Whale. (22)
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Sperm Whale. (23)
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Sperm Whale. (5)
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Sperm Whale. (58)
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Sperm Whale. (59)
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Sperm Whale. (62)
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Sperm Whale. (92)
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Kaikoura's resident Sperm Whales are the biggest of the toothed whales and the worlds' largest carnivore. They are equivalent in size to four elephants. Each of their teeth can weigh more than a kilogram and grow to 20cm long. Sperm Whales dive 2km into t
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4 comments
Creatures to respect. Patricia from Mexico
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patyst 3 months 5 days ago
Great album Bernard and thank you for sharing. I'm impressed by your photography!
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bdbuddy 5 months 3 days ago
What a magnificent collection you're giving us all! You're a really lucky man because these are extremely hard shots to make. Some people spend hours for a peek at their tails and sometimes they flash it so fast they hardly get a chance to press the shutter button right on time. Than for sharing nature at its best!
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jjjcccsss 5 months 5 days ago
You lucky lucky man! This was the one sight I missed when I went to the Antarctic, I really am envious! Lovely album! Margaret
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memargaret 5 months 5 days ago
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