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Queen whale. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoA curious Humpback whale calf in the emerald blue water of Tonga Royalty-Free Stock PhotoHumpback Whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) breaching at Puerto Lopez, Ecuador. Royalty-Free Stock Photowhale in half air (whale) Royalty-Free Stock PhotoA humpback whale lunge feeds for anchovies off the coast of Monterey, California. Royalty-Free Stock Photohumpback whale swimming in the ocean Royalty-Free Stock PhotoWhale tail coming out of the ocean water isolated on white background Royalty-Free Stock PhotoA young Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) swims at the surface of the Caribbean Sea, near where it was born. The calf will soon migrate north with its mother to feeding grounds off New England. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoHumpback Whale: Migratory baleen whale known for its complex songs. Royalty-Free Stock Photowhale swimming on white background Royalty-Free Stock Photowhale swimming on white background Royalty-Free Stock PhotoHumpback Whale opens mouth wide to show baleen Royalty-Free Stock PhotoBlue Whale on White Background Royalty-Free Stock Photowhale in half air Royalty-Free Stock PhotoPlaying humpback whale calf Royalty-Free Stock PhotoHumpback Whale - Megaptera novaeangliae Royalty-Free Stock PhotoCalifornia Gray Whales gather during the winter months in large numbers in the bays along the Pacific side of Baja California. The rare photo of three whales spyhopping--I call The Three Amigos. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoHumpback Whale Parent and child Royalty-Free Stock Photodetail of eye of a grey whale in baja california sur, mexico Royalty-Free Stock PhotoGorgeous pair of humpback whales swim touching their bodies close up Royalty-Free Stock PhotoA gray whale shows the baleen inside its mouth in a lagoon in Baja Mexico Royalty-Free Stock PhotoAerial view of group of grey whales eschrichtius robustus, Baja California Mexico Royalty-Free Stock PhotoParent and Offspring
A pair of Gray Whales (Eschrichtius robustus), a Cow and Calf, skim just below the surface of the deep blue California waters. They travel to warm tropical seas in wintertime Royalty-Free Stock PhotoWhale baleen Royalty-Free Stock PhotoThe Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) can reach lengths of 12-16 meters. In the Atlantic, females give birth in the Caribbean then migrate north to feeding grounds off New England and Canada. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoHumpback whale mum and baby in the deep blue waters of Tonga. Royalty-Free Stock Photowhale swimming on white background Royalty-Free Stock PhotoHumpback Whale in Hawaii Royalty-Free Stock PhotoA curious Humpback whale calf in the emerald blue water of Tonga Royalty-Free Stock PhotoA humpback whale calf swims in the Indian Ocean Royalty-Free Stock Photo
