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Spinning razorback whale

July 17, 2011 by Andrew Leave a Comment

The razorback is one of the alternative names for the fin whale, the finback whale or the common roryal – this gentle giant has many names. It’s the second longest whale and can grow beyond 26 meters.

This video was taken by Dana Wharf, a professional whale watching company, in Orange Country california. It shows a razorback do a graceful spin, twirling under the boat and swimming below.

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