Where Whales Become Friends

Salt - the star of Salt & Friends, our award-winning DVD. She is a grandmother with 12 calves and 8 grandcalves.Rocker is a champion breacher. One day he breached out of the water more than a hundred times.Stub is spyhopping. Stub is with Colt on Awesome Whales for Kids. They came up to our boat and began singing. This once in a lifetime event is the bonus chapter on the DVD.Giraffe feeding on small fish. She was named for a string of marks on her fluke that looks like spots on a giraffe's neck.Seal lobtailing which means hitting his tail on the water. Seal was born in 1984 to Mars.

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Owl

 

Owl was born in 1986 to a whale named Falco.  She was named for the two black dots on her fluke that reminds you of Owl's eyes.

Owl is fond of approaching boats which might explain the huge scar on her back.  It was caused by being struck by a boat.

Owl's History

Mother:               Falco First Sighting:   1986
Year Of Birth:   1986 Last Seen:           2010

Owl's Family Tree

Calves Year of Birth Grandcalves
Mesa 1993  
Jib 1998  
Unnamed 2001  
Unnamed 2003  
Unnamed 2008  
Unnamed 2010  

Pictures of Owl and Calves

    

 

How can I see more of Owl?

 

Owl on VHS Videotape

Owl is on several of our tapes in the eleven volume series "Wonderful Whales"

Owl is on Wonderful Whales Volumes 8 and 11

(All Volumes $12.95 each, Volume 1 Special $10.00)

Volume 8 (Six humpbacks swim up to the boat and Owl and calf are part of the group)

Volume 11 (Owl begins flippering and the calf dives.  Next thing you know, the calf breaches next to Owl several times.  The calf joins in flippering with its mother, rolls 360 degrees and get close to the boat.  The scar on Owl's back is clearly seen.)

 

A Real Whale Watch Trip-September 10, 2001 ($12.95)

We left the pier and 40 minutes later sailed into the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary.  We were delighted when we spied a new mother and calf.  It turned out to be Owl and her small calf.  They are very actively flippering together and the calf is seen breaching.

 

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