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I had an amazing fun last weekend with my husband. On last Friday we were browsing

for places nearby to have fun and suddenly, we found whale watching in Rey harbor,

Portsmouth. I was so excited and looking for more information about it. Then I found their

prices, timings and availability on online and booked the tickets for the next day afternoon at 2’o

clock. On Saturday I woke up early, prepared food and had lunch and we started at 12:15pm to

whale watching which took nearly 1hr drive from my home. Once we reached the harbor, parked

the car in the allotted place for visitors and moved towards the boarding. Near the boat there are

few people checking our tickets and once the tickets are checked they are allowing and directing

us to get into
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We slowly moved forward and suddenly we found one whale far from our boat which

is quietly swimming on the surface of the water. The captain turned the boat towards the whale

and stopped about 10-15 feet distance from it. There are different types of whales we can find in

the ocean, but, the one we saw is humpback whale is about 12-16 m feet long and 36,000 kg

weight. It is just being on the surface for 5 -10 minutes and then it went in the water. Again it

came back after 20-30 minutes to breathe which made me much more interesting. From this trip I

came to know many facts about humpback whale, for example, they do not drink salt water like

humans.

Around 4’o clock, I can say it was the best moment in this trip and I was emotionally

touched by heart. Like humans, even female whale do feeding for their babies which is the best

scene I experienced. Baby whale is jumping out of the water, which is known as breaching and it

is enjoying the evening in the cool weather. Mother feeding the baby for 10-15 minutes and then

both jumping into the water showing tail to us. Finally, after having so much fun with whale

watching and captured lots of pictures on camera we returned back around 5:30 PM to

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