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Rare superhore of dolphins spotted off the California coast

Exact budget decisions before committees can officially design the Legislative Act … here on the central coast. A local whale that has observed captain and marine biologist has rare video of thousands of dolphins that gather on the edge of the Monterey Bay, a rare video of thousands of dolphins. Seep dolphins and heavily tangible north rights -Wal -whale -Delfine. Marine biologists say that both types are very social and often mix with other dolphin species.

Clock: Rare Super colleagues from dolphins discovered ahead of Monterey Bay

A local whale-related captain and marine biologist conquered rare drone material from a super bow of over 2,000 dolphins near Monterey Bay. The video, which was shared by Monterey Bay Whale Watch, shows the Pacific white dolphins and the northern right whale dolphins that swim and break about 11 miles from Monterey Harbor. Sea biologists say that both types are very social and often mix with other types of dolphin to ward off predators, to feed on the same food or just to make contacts. The sighting emphasizes the rich marine biodiversity of the central coast. Further reporting on TOP Central Coast Stories | Download our app / subscribe to our morning newsletter | Find us here on YouTube and subscribe to our channel

A local whale-related captain and marine biologist conquered rare drone material from a super bow of over 2,000 dolphins near Monterey Bay.

The video, which was shared by Monterey Bay Whale Watch, shows the Pacific white dolphins and the northern right whale dolphins, which swim and break about 11 miles from Monterey Harbor.

Sea biologists say that both types are very social and often mix with other types of dolphin to ward off predators, to feed on the same food or just to make contacts.

The sighting underlines the rich marine biodiversity of the central coast.

Further reporting on Top Central Coast Stories | Download our app / Subscribe to our morning newsletter | Find us here on YouTube and subscribe to our channel