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Tail Slapping Collection

Witness the mesmerizing display in various marine creatures across the globe

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Tail Slapping Collection: Beaver Lodge
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Tail Slapping Collection: Killer whale (Orcinus orca) tail slapping at sunset, transient race, Vancouver Island
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Tail Slapping Collection: Humpback Whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) tail slapping, tail lob, lobtailing. Vancouver Island
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Tail Slapping Collection: Humpback whale in Stephens Passage
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Tail Slapping Collection: A humpback whale tail slapping near Point Adolphus in Glacier Bay
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Tail Slapping Collection: Bowhead whale (Balaena mysticetus) tail slapping, Sea of Okhotsk, Russia
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Tail Slapping Collection: Killer whale (Orcinus orca) tail slapping at sunset, transient race, Vancouver Island
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Tail Slapping Collection: Beaver - slapping its tail as a warning to other beavers that an intruder is about. Western U. S
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Tail Slapping Collection: Humpback Whale - tail slapping - inside Passage - Alaska
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Tail Slapping Collection: Humpback Whale - tail slapping - Inside Passage - Alaska
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Tail Slapping Collection: Bairds Beaked Whale (Berardius Bairdii) tail slap or fluke slap
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Tail Slapping Collection: A group of five transient Orca (Orcinus orca) that chased, killed
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Tail Slapping Collection: Female transient killer whale (orcinus orca) tail slap, tail lob, fluke National marine sanctuary
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Tail Slapping Collection: Male Transient Killer whale (Orcinus Orca) tail slap or fluke slap
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Tail Slapping Collection: Young Orca (Orcinus orca) tail-slapping in Tracy Arm, southeast Alaska, USA
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Tail Slapping Collection: Killer whale / Orca - tail-lobbing by an adult male - transient type
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Tail Slapping Collection: Southern Right whale - tail-lobbing, the whale raises its tail
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Tail Slapping Collection: Southern Right Whale - the whale raises its tail and slams it down repeatedly on the surface of
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Tail Slapping Collection: Killer Whale - 'tail slapping', common behavior. Pacific Northwest. ml1157

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Witness the mesmerizing display in various marine creatures across the globe. At the Beaver Lodge, a killer whale (Orcinus orca) gracefully performs its signature move at sunset during a transient race off Vancouver Island. Meanwhile, another majestic creature, the humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae), showcases its impressive tail lobbing technique known as lobtailing near Vancouver Island. Venturing to the Sea of Okhotsk in Russia, we encounter a magnificent bowhead whale (Balaena mysticetus) engaging in an energetic bout of tail slapping. In Dominica's Caribbean Sea within the Atlantic Ocean, a powerful sperm whale (Physeter macrocephalus) captivates us with its resounding tail slaps under permit during January. Returning to Vancouver Island once more, we witness yet another killer whale demonstrating their mastery against the backdrop of a breathtaking sunset during another transient race. Not limited to marine life alone, even beavers join this phenomenon by fiercely slapping their tails as warnings to intruders in Western U. S. Evenings. In Vava'u, Tonga located in the South Pacific region, two adult humpback whales engage in an unusual scene where they synchronously perform their captivating tail-slapping routine amidst rough seas. Resurrection Bay within Kenai Fjords National Park provides us with yet another glimpse into nature's grandeur as a humpback whale elegantly executes its rhythmic tail slap. As we journey through Alaska's Tongass National Forest and Inside Passage regions, it becomes evident that humpback whales are particularly fond of showcasing their extraordinary talent for tail slapping. Their awe-inspiring displays leave spectators spellbound and remind us all of nature's incredible beauty and diversity found beneath our oceans' depths.