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Your Complete Guide To Whale Sounds & Communication

Whales are one of nature’s most majestic creatures. Not only are they marvelous in size and a wonder to behold as they breach the ocean’s surface, but they also have a fascinating and complex system for communicating. Whales communicate using a variety of sounds to help them locate food, find other whales, and navigate below…

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July 21, 2022

How Whale Alert Is Helping Save Whales

Thousands of whales migrate through the Pacific Ocean past San Diego every year. Because San Diego is so popular both for commercial fishing and tourism, it’s easy for boats to collide with whales. Collisions are especially serious for blue whales, which are endangered, but they also harm humpback and gray whale populations. If you spend…

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June 9, 2022

How We Can Help Save Whales From Ship Strikes

Though whales have enjoyed a slight respite since the days of commercial whaling, their numbers are still declining at an alarming rate. Where humans used to kill seagoing mammals for food and resources, they now kill whales mostly through accidental collisions. Thankfully, concerned citizen scientists have been hard at work looking for a solution. What…

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June 4, 2022

Private Charter Trips vs Shared Sailing & Whale Watching Tours

Southern California is known for its gorgeous weather all year round. No matter the occasion, a day out on the water never disappoints! Lucky for San Diego locals and natives, Next Level Sailing provides two types of experiences: private charter trips and shared sailing/whale watching tours. We guarantee that there will always be a licensed…

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March 22, 2022

Why We Love Whale Alert

Conservation technology has come a long way since the days of simply veering out of the way of marine life at the ocean’s surface. The advent of smartphones has made it practical and affordable to implement conservation plans on a broad scale. Today, it is possible to tell informed mariners and citizens about wildlife hazard…

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February 22, 2022

Spring 2022 Whale Watching Guide

There are few outdoor activities as awe-inspiring as observing wildlife. For a once-in-a-lifetime experience, try a whale-watching adventure with Next Level Sailing off the coast of San Diego, where springtime conditions make for a beautiful and fulfilling trip. Where To Go Whale Watching in 2022 There are beautiful locations all over the world where you…

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February 20, 2022

Your Next Level Sailing December Whale Watching Guide

Many people associate whale watching with the summer because it involves going out on a boat for a few hours. Unlike other activities on the water, though, whale watching is a year-round pastime. If you want something to do on the ocean this December, consider booking a whale-watching tour with Next Level Sailing. Whale Watching…

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December 6, 2021

Your Complete Guide to Whale Watching Season 2022

It is never too early to begin planning for a great adventure out on the water. You know that whale watching and sailing are activities that appeal to just about everyone, so you can map out your schedule knowing there will be supreme interest. When you plan, you can pick out the times that work…

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December 3, 2021

Inspiring Ocean Documentaries on Netflix

Amidst the global climate change crisis, a big question in society is what can we do to help. The truth is, it all starts with being informed and making small changes daily. Luckily, streaming services have been doing their part in informing viewers what is really going on amidst this growing catastrophe and providing tips…

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May 7, 2021

What Makes Gray Whales Unique

Weighing up to 90,000 pounds and measuring up to 49 feet is one of the ocean’s greatest miracles: the Gray Whale. Marine biologists have been fascinated by gray whales since they were first discovered in the early 17th century for their unique appearance and distinct behavior compared to other whale species. To this day, in…

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December 27, 2020