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Latest Whale Report: Two Humpback Whales offshore of Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Large pods of Bottlenose Dolphins along the Cape …
It’s #meetthecrew Monday! Today meet Tom. Tom has been sailing with the Cape May Whale Watcher for 1 year now. Tom’s favorite pa…
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It’s #Whalefact Wednesday! Did you know that whale poop is actually very important to our ocean ecosystems. This is because whal…
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We’re back with another #Meetthecrew Monday! This is Noah’s first season working aboard the Cape May Whale Watcher, although he…
Below is an interesting short article that defines marine pollution and how it is negatively affecting our oceans. At the Cape M…
Virtual Whale and Dolphin Watch with two Humpback Whales offshore of Cape May, NJ. #whales #humpbackwhales #humpbackwhale #njwh…
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SCHEDULE UPDATE! We are departing daily at 10:00 AM. – 1:00 PM. – 5:30 PM***** Throughout September into O…
Here’s a little whale fact Wednesday to help get you over the HUMPback of your week. When whales sleep they exhibit a behavior k…
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It’s time for another #meetthecrewmonday!Today we have Kristen! This is Kristens first season as a boat mate and naturalist aboa…
Hundreds of Bottlenose Dolphins continue to enter the offshore waters of Wildwood and Stone Harbor, NJ. Massive amounts of menha…
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Latest Report: Two Humpback Whales sighted off the Delaware Coast. Loads of Bunker has moved into the Cape May area and offshore…
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