Post 2 of 2: This young whale, locally known as Zip, has been through a lot. If you look carefully at the fluke in the third pic, you'll see rake marks from an orca attack. And that's not even how they got their name!🦑
September on the Monterey Bay made a splash with calm seas, active whales and purple-striped jellies. Love spending days on #highspirits learning about the creatures of our amazing sanctuary.🦑
October surprise! Today a Jimmy, CA50B, cruised into the bay and chilled. Our transient (Bigg's) killer whales can travel up to a hundred miles a day so it was a rare opportunity to see this guy in slow mode.🦑
"Why researchers are racing to study the world's ocean" via @npr.org NPR Short Wave / Angela Hsieh and Berly McCoy (hi Berly!!): www.npr.org/2025/07/21/g... 🦑🐡🧪
Pacific white-sided dolphins frolicking alongside the boat on the Monterey Bay. These swift, graceful creatures often bow ride and if you're lucky (and quiet) you can hear their sounds. #addOcean#whalewatching#@wrensscape#getonaboat#blueoceanwhalewatch#montereybay