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From: Jenifer (Zarknorph)
6/14/18
Why did I watch this??!!!
How many did you count? ???? LISTEN HERE | https://ab.co/2JCDEV2 ??: Wade Kelly #BeCrocWise
From: Di (amina046)
6/16/18
Impressive! The only similar I have seen was inPaga, Ghana and Bazoulé in Burkina Fasso, where the are in ponds because considered sacred.
Image: The Friendly Crocodiles of Paga | Amusing Planet
Found on Google from amusingplanet.com
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From: Di (amina046)
6/23/18
How lucky you are to have a whole big, beautiful continent as your playground!
From: Jenifer (Zarknorph)
6/23/18
I know.
But it takes forever to get anywhere.
Planning a trip north this year.
Hopefully I'll swim with wild dolphins. That's a bucket list item.
From: Jenifer (Zarknorph)
7/2/18
Humpbacks and southern right whales out in force off the WA coast
Western Australia's whale populations appear to be in step with their east coast counterparts with large pods of humpbacks coming within metres of spectators off the southern coastlines.
At Cheynes Beach near Albany, 98 whales were counted during daylight hours over the weekend, with the sightings fed into the national whale census currently underway.
Further up the coast near Augusta in the state's south-west whale watchers witnessed five humpbacks breaching an incredible six times within sixty seconds.
Whales wow watchers off the coast of WA
An abundance of migrating whales put on a incredible display off the lower coast of Western Australia including this incredible display by five humpback whales which breached six times in 60 seconds.
Read more from ABC News
From: Di (amina046)
7/2/18
Whales breaching is one of the most awe inspiring thing to see!
Thank you!
From: Jenifer (Zarknorph)
7/3/18
Spider web spectacle
A mass colony of tent spiders have created a mesmerising display in a nature reserve on Australia's east coast, capturing the imagination of locals.
The intricately-formed spider webs have been described as resembling masses of floating jellyfish or tiny suspended spaceships which glow in the early morning light.
During regular daylight hours, they are almost impossible to see.
But at dawn and in the late afternoon, the webs reflect rays of sunlight and appear almost iridescent.
