Storms Probably Don't Affect Whales, Says Oregon Coast Expert: "Depoe Bay, Oregon) – Recent storms on the Oregon coast seemed to have drained the cetacean spectacle a bit at Oregon’s whale watching central: Depoe Bay. There, the Whale Watch Center, run by Oregon State Parks and Recreation, sits on a basalt bluff that juts just a ways out into the ocean, keeping a close eye on the great beasts that wander past or loiter around the vicinity chomping on tons of tiny shrimp. They noticed a dramatic decline in whale spottings since the big storms of late October that brought huge swells and 80 mph gusts in some spots."
Monday, November 05, 2007
Storms Probably Don't Affect Whales, Says Oregon Coast Expert
Storms Probably Don't Affect Whales, Says Oregon Coast Expert: "Depoe Bay, Oregon) – Recent storms on the Oregon coast seemed to have drained the cetacean spectacle a bit at Oregon’s whale watching central: Depoe Bay. There, the Whale Watch Center, run by Oregon State Parks and Recreation, sits on a basalt bluff that juts just a ways out into the ocean, keeping a close eye on the great beasts that wander past or loiter around the vicinity chomping on tons of tiny shrimp. They noticed a dramatic decline in whale spottings since the big storms of late October that brought huge swells and 80 mph gusts in some spots."
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