They say good things come to those who wait. Well, we waited and the good things came! After months of waiting for the wonderful whales to migrate back from their feeding grounds up north, December 15th officially marked the [...]
Over the years we have collected some amazing footage of marine mammals in Baja California. After finally going through it all, we managed to create some fun and informative whale videos that we hope you'll enjoy: [...]
Why do whales sing? How do they do it? Can all whales muster up a melody? Whale songs continue to intrigue and amaze both scientists and the public. We humans like to think of ourselves as special. [...]
Cetaceans are, in many ways, the pinnacle of biological evolution on this planet. They have abilities that defy belief, perform feats beyond imagination and are even forcing us to re-evaluate our ideas about ourselves. Cetaceans have always [...]
The story of the Gray whale is as interesting as any. Once pushed to the brink of extinction only to bounce back spectacularly. Now they face new threats... Whales are one of evolution's crowning achievements, at least here on [...]
The Sea of Cortez is one of the most bio-diverse bodies of water on earth. It contains more than a third of all Cetacean species and many of the oceans most iconic large animals. No wonder Jacques Cousteau [...]
Whether you're exploring the high seas or the desert, in Baja California adventure is always just around the corner. The Baja California peninsula in Mexico is the second longest on Earth after the Malaysian peninsula, extending 1247 [...]
Although there has been a global moratorium on whaling since 1986, the practice never truly stopped. Finally the real end of whaling may be in sight. Despite disturbing recent headlines about Japan resuming commercial whaling and the [...]
Cabo San Lucas is where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific Ocean. Discover a rich diversity of marine species and incredible seasonal changes. Cabo San Lucas is famous for two things: All-inclusive hotels and the seas [...]
Whale populations once numbered in the millions. By the 1960's many species were either extinct or critically endangered. Today, some are on the road to recovery while others continue to struggle. The journey of the whale (and [...]
