Archive: Apr 2019

There is a lot of curiosity when it comes to some of Earth’s largest creature- the whale. A question is often asked, “What is bigger than a whale?” Well, that answer depends solely on which whale species you are referring to! Each species ranges in shapes and sizes, each impressive in their own way. Below…

Gray whales live only in the Pacific Ocean, with a population of about 26,000. The largest Gray whale group is the Eastern North Pacific stock. They spend the summers north of Alaska in the Bering and Chukchi Seas and travel to the warm lagoons of Baja California, Mexico in the winter months. Gray whales are…

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Whale watching is an exciting experience for all who take the journey. Not only do you get to see the ocean’s miraculous giants firsthand, but there is always the possibility of witnessing other sea creatures as well! Below are a few common sea animals that might make an appearance on your next whale watching trip….

Whales are miraculous creatures that will stun you no matter how many times you come across them. However, when it comes to whale watching, many questions arise. When can you see whales in California? Luckily, the answer is, all year round! Where is the best place to watch whales in California? Whales travel all along…

It’s no secret that San Diego is one of California’s most treasured cities. Whether it’s site seeing or simply laying on the beach under the beautiful weather, there is a multitude of fun activities for your family and yourself to enjoy. To make matters even better, many of these fun activities are free! Read on…