Thomas Peschakのインスタグラム(thomaspeschak) - 4月21日 09時32分

A humpback whale on the verge of a dive in Canada’s Great Bear Rainforest. The attached barnacles create an ephemeral waterfall from the whale’s fluke. These tiny freeloaders can collectively add around 1,000 extra pounds to the whales. However, for these 45-ton giants, it’s no big deal. The spot along British Columbia’s “nook & cranny” coast is a magnet for humpback whales, fin whales and orcas. First Nations peoples and other conservation organizations have negotiated with the government for decades to conserve this special place. While 15% of the Great Bear Rainforest forest is sustainably managed for logging, the remaining 85% is protected, giving everything from humpbacks to barnacles safe harbor.
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