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Stunning video shows whale breaching from the Monterey Bay
Updated: 2:17 PM EDT Aug 27, 2023
“Never gets old,” wrote Danny Frank, the captain of Discovery Whale Watch in Monterey. Frank posted the video of the humpback whale making an incredible breach out of the Monterey Bay. Humpbacks are not the largest animals in the world, that distinction goes to blue whales, which also swim through the Monterey Bay right now. Humpbacks, however, can still grow to 62 feet long, and weigh as much as 50 tons, according to researchers at the Monterey Bay Aquarium. >>Watch the video above. Video provided by Captain Danny Frank.
“Never gets old,” wrote Danny Frank, the captain of Discovery Whale Watch in Monterey.
Frank posted the video of the humpback whale making an incredible breach out of the Monterey Bay.
Humpbacks are not the largest animals in the world, that distinction goes to blue whales, which also swim through the Monterey Bay right now. Humpbacks, however, can still grow to 62 feet long, and weigh as much as 50 tons, according to researchers at the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
>>Watch the video above.
Video provided by Captain Danny Frank.
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