Photos by Ken Shelby, captured these great images of a breaching Humpback Whale just off Mission Bay from the rails of Hornblower on their recent whale watching cruise. Mr Shelby …
Learn about Gray Whales! Links to Gray Whale Facts! Gray Whale, American Cetacean Society acsonline.org/fact-sheets/gray-whale/ American Cetacean Society Discover fascinating facts about gray whales including size, feeding habits, distribution, and …
Although our Captains try their best to find at least one large whale for guest to see during each Whale & Dolphin Watching Cruise, occasionally weather conditions make this impossible …
The heart in the picture above is obviously a replica, but a real blue whale heart weighs roughly 1,300 pounds; its heartbeat can be detected from two miles away and …
Blue Whale, American Cetacean Society acsonline.org/fact-sheets/blue-whale-2 American Cetacean Society Discover fascinating facts about blue whales including size, feeding habits, distribution, and status. Blue Whale, National Geographic animals.nationalgeographic.com/…/blue–wh… National Geographic Society …
White-spotted Jellyfish have been recently spotted in San Diego Bay While we may occasionally get visitors from Australia on Hornblower Whale Watch Cruises, recently another Australian visitor has been spotted …
California sea lion (Zalophus californianus) DESCRIPTION: Adult male California sea lions are typically chocolate brown in color and are easily distinguished from females by the raised bump on their forehead …
A story from yesterday in The San Diego Union Tribune features a group of Eastern Tropical Pacific orcas recently spotted several times in San Diego waters. Hornblower Captains and Whalers …
Blue Whale Watching Adventures starts Saturday, June 27!
Wow! What a whale of a season! See our Sightings Summary Infographic for total numbers of sightings of 10 species of Cetaceans (whales and dolphins) during Hornblower’s Whale & Dolphin …
