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Tail of humpback whale is seen in the the sea of Manta
The tail of a humpback whale is seen in the the sea of Manta June 23, 2008. Humpback whales can be seen throughout the Ecuadorian Coast, especially along the coastline of Manabi province. The humpbacks migrate from Antarctica towards tropical or sub-tropical waters during winter to breed and give birth.. REUTERS/Enrique Hernandez (ECUADOR) - GM1E46O0P5O01
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In this photo print, we are presented with a mesmerizing sight - the majestic tail of a humpback whale gracefully emerging from the sea of Manta. Taken on June 23,2008, by photographer Enrique Hernandez in Ecuador, this image encapsulates the awe-inspiring beauty and grandeur of these magnificent creatures. Humpback whales are known to frequent the Ecuadorian Coast, particularly along the coastline of Manabi province. As they migrate from Antarctica towards warmer waters during winter, these gentle giants embark on an incredible journey to breed and give birth. This natural phenomenon attracts nature enthusiasts and marine lovers alike who flock to witness this extraordinary spectacle. The photograph captures a fleeting moment as the humpback whale's tail breaks through the surface of the glistening ocean. The sheer size and power emanating from its fluke leave us in awe, reminding us of our place within nature's vast tapestry. Enrique Hernandez skillfully captures not only the physicality but also conveys a sense of wonderment that arises when encountering such remarkable wildlife up close. Through his lens, he invites us into their world for just an instant – an invitation to appreciate and protect these gentle giants that grace our oceans. This breathtaking image serves as a poignant reminder that we share our planet with extraordinary beings whose existence is both fragile and awe-inspiring. It encourages us to cherish Earth's biodiversity while inspiring curiosity about what lies beneath its shimmering waves.
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