whales

Discusses the natural life of whales and human excursions in boats to watch them in their own habitat.

National Geographic photographer Charles "Flip" Nicklin reflects on his career photographing whales in their natural habitats, discusses his work to protect whales, and shares a selection of his photographs.

Covers the basic organization of cetaceans, describes their evolution and behavioral patterns, and discusses topical issues such as the bowhead hunts in Alaska.

A history of the whaling industry in nineteenth-century America, providing an account of how whales were caught and processed, and including first-hand accounts from men who worked on whalers and the wives who accompanied them.

A boy's fish bowl and his hanging poster of a whale transform into an undersea dream in which he becomes a whale, playing in the ocean and encountering various plants and animals. Presented in English and Spanish.

In searching for the source of the special music he hears, Snowbear meets and befriends the whale Uugah Beluga, who teaches him to sing.

Transformed into a humpback whale, a child experiences life in the ocean among other whales.

Follow the migration of gray whales as they swim south from the Arctic Ocean to the Pacific.

Alistair and Kip build a boat and soon find themselves sailing down the creek to the river to the bay and out to sea where a violent storm threathens to capsize them.

Simple poetic text describes the behavior of humpback whales and the birth of a baby humpback.