Thousands of sea creatures seen in ‘rare’ stampede off California. See stunning video
On Feb. 21, viewers got the chance to see the “rare” sight: a super pod of over 2,000 Northern right whale dolphins mixed with Pacific white-sided dolphins, according to a Facebook post by the Monterey Bay Whale Watch. Although super pods aren’t usually found with Northern right whale dolphins, the overflow was spread out for miles, the group said.
Rare video shows super pod of over 2,000 dolphins near California
Rare video captured a super pod of more than 2,000 dolphins off the coast of Monterey Bay, California, including the elusive northern right whale dolphins, according to the Associated Press.
‘Mind-blowing’ superpod of 2K dolphins leap, frolic off California coast
A tour boat was sailing in Monterey Bay Friday when the crew spotted roughly 2,000 of the dolphins swimming and leaping with their babies.
Boat Crew Spots Thousands of Dolphins in a California Bay ‘Superpod’
The bay looked “like it was boiling,” said a boat captain with a whale-watching company in Monterey Bay, Calif. He captured video of the dolphins swimming off the coast.
Whale Watching Group Captures Stunning Video of 2,000 Dolphins Leaping Together in Rare Super Pod
A whale-watching tour company in Northern California captured rare footage of a dolphin super pod — featuring about 2,000 dolphins breaching off of the coast of Monterey. According to the Associated Press,
Rare video captures super pod of 2,000 dolphins breaching and playing off Monterey coast
A California boat captain has captured rare video of a super pod of more than 2,000 dolphins off the coast of Monterey Bay.
Super Pod of Dolphins Plays Off California Coast
Super Pod of Dolphins Plays Off California Coast A rare super pod of thousands of dolphins was spotted swimming off the coast of Monterey Bay, Calif. Advertisement 1:08 10:45 NOW PLAYING Advertisement
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Rare video captures super pod of 2,000 dolphins breaching and playing off California coast
There were more than 2,000 dolphins, including light gray baby calves, and several hundred Pacific white-sided dolphins.
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It's a girl! Researchers confirm newest Southern Resident J Pod calf is female
SEATTLE — The newest member in the J Pod of the Southern Resident killer whales, calf J62, has been confirmed as a female by the Center for Whale Research. A team was sent to Snug Harbor on Feb ...