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watch out for the whale

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george
georgeADMINAug 3#1
CommodoreOriginal Crew5,158 postsSince 2018
WhatKnot
WhatKnotFREEAug 3#2
Nothing ^^ there?
CommodoreOriginal Crew12,891 postsSince 2019
Avenger
AvengerFREEAug 3#3
Worked for me.

Wonder what the story is behind that incident.
CaptainOriginal Crew3,414 postsSince 2019
Snapprhead27
I believe it was in a shallow area and bunch of boats were circling it.
Not sure if it freaked out because of that and tossed the boat. but heard it ended up dieing.
Captain4,988 postsSince 2020
george
georgeADMINAug 3#5
The whale died from the wounds no one on the boat injured.
CommodoreOriginal Crew5,158 postsSince 2018
OVERBORED
OVERBOREDFREEAug 3#6
People have lost their minds in the age of Youtube and Tictok wanting to post closeup videos.

Hope they are satisfied.............
Captain4,156 postsSince 2021
WhatKnot
WhatKnotFREEAug 4#7
I’m not on FaceBook that answers that question. Usually the link is visible but I will not be able to access it.

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CommodoreOriginal Crew12,891 postsSince 2019
MakoMatt
MakoMattMODAug 4#8
It is a Federal Crime under the Marine Mammal Protection Act to be harassing whales. This incident with those idiots in the Trophy Bayliner should be investigated, and if need be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

Violators of the MMPA can face civil penalties, criminal fines and imprisonment, and forfeiture of involved vessels.

Guidelines for viewing marine mammals……..

To avoid harassing whales, it is important to follow viewing guidelines. These include maintaining a safe distance, limiting viewing time, avoiding trapping or encircling animals with watercraft, and refraining from feeding marine mammals.
CaptainOriginal Crew2,076 postsSince 2018

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