Who dives the deepest? Which are the biggest and the smallest? Why does one live so long? Find out about record breaking Cetaceans and their amazing feats. Cetaceans, a group that includes whales, dolphins and porpoises, are one of just two types of mammals that have evolved to become fully aquatic. The other group [...]
Swimming with dolphins in captivity may be more convenient than searching for them in the wild, but here are some things you should consider before booking: Swimming with dolphins is one of the most incredible experiences a human being can have. These highly intelligent and emotional beings hold a unique place in our hearts, [...]
Which species are considered part of the group? Are they all Baleen whales? What is their conservation status? Your one-stop guide to the Great whales: The term 'Great whales' does not refer to a taxonomic classification. Rather, it is a name given to the select group of 13 extremely large Cetacean species that can [...]
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 held a unique place in the minds and hearts of humanity. We recognize in them a sentience [...]
Whales in Baja California: Where & when to find them. 5 amazing locations around the peninsula to encounter whales and other marine mammals. In part 1 we explored three amazing locations to encounter whales and other marine life around the Baja California peninsula: Los Cabos, La Paz and Loreto. In part 2 we will [...]
Whales of Baja California: Where & when to find them. 5 amazing locations around the peninsula to encounter whales and other marine mammals. Baja California is a whale watchers dream, almost always sunny and clear with plenty of coastline and varied topography. The waters surrounding the peninsula are rich in life and support amazing [...]
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 dubbed it: "The Aquarium of the World" The Sea of Cortez, or Gulf of California as [...]
