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Head Lice Infestation Removal

Whale lice: the unexpected passengers on North American Right Whales. North American Right Whales are born with a unique patch of toughened thick skin known as callosities. As the whale grows, the callosities grow to raised bumps on the whale’s head. The callosities then become home to tiny crustaceans known as cyamids, or whale lice! The cyamids cause no harm to the whale, feed on the skin, and travel from one whale to another. Much is still unknown about the relationship between whales and cya

Get ready for the Great Gray Whale migration! It’s actually the longest migration for any mammal on the planet! Between 10,000-12,000 miles round trip!!! And they use the waters of the Monterey area as their “highway” as they make their way down the coast to the safe breeding lagoons of Baja Mexico.And they are just starting to pass through our area now🎥: Evan Brodsky/MBWW | Monterey Bay Whale Watch

Gray whale season is here! Book your whale-watching tour today and experience the magic of Oceanside and its incredible marine life. 🌊🐋 Don’t miss out on this extraordinary opportunity to connect with nature and witness the wonder of the Gray whales in their natural habitat. ✨ oceansidewhalewatching.com . (One of our favorite videos of last year’s migration) | Oceanside Whale Watching

Gray Whale Calves!

Making the longest mammalian migration on Earth 🌍 Gray whales do so along the west coast of North America. We’re privileged that their migration route comes right through the Santa Barbara Channel Whale Heritage Area! @sbwhaleheritage During their southbound migration, these large 40 foot 30 ton giants travel closer to the Channel Islands. Typically showing up in late December or early January, we can sometimes see large groups of a half dozen whales migrating together! While they’re heading to