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8 Comments on A whale of a tale....Humpback whale FREE at last!
Wow! this was great. Had to watch the whole thing. Thanks for the re-blog
What a wonderful story, Debra. Thank you for the re-blog.
Debra - I saw this on Pacita's post ..... so amazing I had to watch it again here ..... many would have been afraid to get that close to the whale in fear of their own safety ..... the whale certainly put on a show of thanks for them.
Debbie, thank you for re-blogging this...funny that they remarked that the whales needed our help to survive...I'm guessing the whales didn't need any help before we came on the scene.
Debra, I am glad that the humpback whale was safe and free. Animals or people may need help at unknown time.
I can see why you liked this so much, Debra! Wonderful story! Thanks for the re-blog!
thank you so much for posting this one that I would have otherwise never have seen!
Ken-Glad you enjoyed!
Toni-Amazing wasn't it?
Kathy-I can't even imagine getting in the water with that whale never mind in a boat that size. Truly amazing.
Nick-So true!
Kwee-Thanks for watching!
Bruce-Did you see the cat? LOL
Barbara Jo-Glad you liked it!! Was so awesome!