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Bizarre sea lion ‘avalanche’ captured on video in California harbor. See the odd sightA videographer got the chance to capture an “avalanche” of sea lions in California. Evan Brodsky, known as @Evanb_ocean on Instagram, has been a marine videographer for seven years and works ...
A video taken by Evan Brodsky of the Monterrey Bay Whale Watch shows the white orca swimming with its mom and peers on Nov.
The phenomenon, known as a super pod, was captured by Evan Brodsky, a boat captain and videographer, while conducting research with his crew in Monterey Bay, Calif., last Friday. Brodsky ...
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Massive pod of 1,500 dolphins spotted off California's Central CoastEvan Brodsky, a captain with Monterey Bay Whale Watch, and marine biologist Colleen Talty were taking turns driving a 20-foot inflatable boat on Carmel Bay near Point Lobos last Friday ...
Loading external pages may require significantly more data usage. Evan Brodsky was scouting for sea creatures on Friday when he hit "the motherlode." Brodsky, captain and videographer for a ...
Monterey Bay Whale Watch videographer Evan Brodsky, who captured the dramatic footage March 30 using a drone, counted more than 30 orcas. The attacked whales split up and eventually made it to ...
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California sea lions tumble over each over in animal 'avalanche'The video, taken by marine wildlife videographer Evan Brodsky last week and published by the Weather Channel, shows thousands of sea lions creating an “avalanche” down Monterey Harbor.
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Dolphins Leap From Sea in Thrilling Super PodFootage from Evan Brodsky of Monterey Bay Whale Watch shows the dolphins. “People come from all over the world to see the northern right whale dolphin, which is one of the only two species of ...
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