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Experts say that whale-watching has become a billion-dollar business. The migration of the largest animals on the planet is a sight to behold.

For travelers, seeing the same species, perhaps even the same animal, is quite a different experience depending on where you go. Happy whale-watching!

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WHALES

Mexico Whales
Oceans of Tears - C.M. Mayo
Saving the Gray Whale: A Conversation with Serge Dedina
Review - Saving the Gray Whale
Results from 2006 Water Survey
Mexico on the Web: Whales - Ron Mader/Business Mexico
Watching Whales a Billion Dollar Business - Cat Lazaroff/ENS
Grey Whale Lagoons - Serge Dedina/Emily Young
The Friendly Whales of San Ignacio Lagoon, Baja California Sur - Lori Saldana
Whale Watching in Guerrero Negro - Baja Pages
Norma Oficial Mexicana PROY-NOM-131-ECOL-1998 - SEMARNAT
Shades of Gray - Phoenix New Times
Whales - Newsgoogled
Legal aspects of whale watching in North America - Mark Spalding (PDF)

FLICKR

Whale
ONLINE FLICKR

WIKI

Whale
Humpback Whale
ONLINE WIKI

ELSEWHERE ON THE WEB

The Irish Whale and Dolphin Group
Whale Watch - Dominion Post (New Zealand)
Atlantic Marine Ecotourism
A Global Effort to Protect Whales - IFAW
Whale Watching Web
Whale Watching in the Arctic - WWF
International Whaling Commission
Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society
Baja to Bering WhaleWatch Forum
Orcca: Marine Mammal Rescue and Research in Australia
Pacific Whale Foundation

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