Whale Tales: Jumping for Joy @newfoundlandandlabrador
Whale Tales: Jumping for Joy  @newfoundlandandlabrador
Uploaded May 2015 | Updated September 2026, 9 hours ago
Watch, as Bob describes a chance encounter with one of the second largest mammals in the world — all from the comfort of his zodiac.

Around here, big fish stories are as much a part of our culture as the ocean itself. 22 species of whales wander the waters off our shores each and every year. Over 10,000 humpbacks visit us every summer — you can see them from land, by tour boat, zodiac, or kayak if you’d like. However you choose to view them, chances are you’ll never forget it.

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