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EPISODE · Dec 2, 2024 · 16 MIN

Episode 2: Race Rocks & the Great Humpback Migration

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Welcome to Episode 2 of the Prince of Whales PODcast! Join your hosts, Claudia, Nik, and Brendon, as they explore the wonders of British Columbia’s marine ecosystems. In this episode, we focus on the iconic Race Rocks Ecological Reserve, uncovering its incredible biodiversity and the powerful tidal currents that shape it. We also dive into the epic journeys of humpback whales, exploring their migration patterns, the reasons behind their travels, and the fascinating story of their population recovery after near extinction. Whether you're a marine enthusiast or just curious about the underwater world, this episode offers a deep dive into the lives of these magnificent creatures. Topics Include: What makes Race Rocks a hotspot for marine life The incredible wildlife you can spot at the reserve The mechanics and importance of tidal upwelling at Race Rocks The breathtaking migrations of humpback whales Why some humpbacks are starting to stay year-round Stay tuned for more exciting topics in future episodes! Don’t forget to subscribe and send us your questions at [email protected] or on Instagram. 🌊

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