We had another great day on the water today. We had many passengers with great questions and all of us from the Blue Ocean Society enjoyed answering all of there interesting questions. WE spent the day with another male Humpback named "Satula" who was first seen in 1988. Satula averaged about 4-5 minute dives and released alot of bubbles to trap the fish below us. We had really nice looks at him. Unfortunately Satula has some entanglement issues on his dorsal fin, despite the past injury he looked very healthy! Lastly I would like to congratulate Mary Jane Whitehouse who was on board with her family, she won our raffle today, a Satula adoption! She was thrilled and very happy! Be sure to check our web site for more updates on our Gulf of Maine whales.Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Atlantic Queen June 28th
We had another great day on the water today. We had many passengers with great questions and all of us from the Blue Ocean Society enjoyed answering all of there interesting questions. WE spent the day with another male Humpback named "Satula" who was first seen in 1988. Satula averaged about 4-5 minute dives and released alot of bubbles to trap the fish below us. We had really nice looks at him. Unfortunately Satula has some entanglement issues on his dorsal fin, despite the past injury he looked very healthy! Lastly I would like to congratulate Mary Jane Whitehouse who was on board with her family, she won our raffle today, a Satula adoption! She was thrilled and very happy! Be sure to check our web site for more updates on our Gulf of Maine whales.
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