Salt & Friends DVD

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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Salt & Friends: Humpback Whales With Names (DVD)

Salt and Friends : Humpback Whales with Names. A DVD your entire family will love. Meet Salt, the star of this award winning DVD. Salt was the first humpback whale to be given a name. Her friends include Pepper, another grandmother , Sockeye, a handicapped whale with a big personality, Colt, a large male who likes to spend time under boats and Reggie who plays a game with his flipper. The story of Long John Silver and its fantastic journey (and name change) will amaze and touch you. Thirteen years in the making, this 60 minute visit with whales is both entertaining and educational.

(Also available on VHS - call 717-763-9507)

(Meet fifteen amazing humpback whale families)

They have names, unique personalities and are fascinated with people!

Imagine meeting the world’s most loved and most sighted whale. In 1975 two humpback whales were sighted for the first time. One had an all-white dorsal fin. Capt. Avellar decided to name this whale Salt as it appeared that someone poured salt on its back. The other whale was named Pepper.

This was the beginning of studying whales as individuals with names and distinct personalities. Salt has been seen each year since 1975 and is a grandmother. Salt has twelve calves and eight grandcalves. Learn more about this whale family and fourteen others with equally interesting stories. A total of fifty named humpback whales from these families are introduced.

Scroll down this page to see the names of the 15 humpback whales you, your children or grandchildren will meet.

Salt & Friends is the best nature video in the world! You must see this Telly Award winner to believe it. I produced Salt & Friends to be appropriate for kids, adults and seniors.

(Salt & Friends is 60 minutes in length with 58 minutes of whale footage.)

Price: DVD - $18.99

Click on the name below to learn more about each individual whale featured in Salt & Friends.

Salt - The first whale to be given a name. (9 minutes) (This page includes link to a Salt Video Clip)
Pepper - A good friend of Salt. (3 minutes)
Rocker - The breaching (jumping) champion. (3 minutes)
Olympia - 50 tons of fun. (6 minutes)
Sockeye - Tangled with killer whales. (3 minutes) (This page includes link to a SockeyeVideo Clip)
Fringe - Does she have the most calves? (4 minutes)
Churchill - Named after a Prime Minister. (1 minute)
Cats Paw - Why does she eat like this? (2 minutes)
Ember - Stands on his head for you. (3 minutes) (This page includes link to an Ember Video Clip)
Coral - Uses the boat to trap fish. (4 minutes)
Regulus - Hits himself with his flipper. (3 minutes)
Arrow - Has the most beautiful tail. (2 minutes)
Colt - Won't leave the boats alone. (5 minutes)
Nurse - Hangs out with injured whales. (2 minutes)
Silver - The first grandmother and has just half-a-tail. (3 minutes)(This page includes link to Video)

Salt & Friends is 60 minutes in length and ends with the fantastic whale song:

"With The Whales Is Where I Want To Be" (2 minutes)

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