<span class=normal>We started off innocuously enough, skimming among schools of giant jellyfish, and everyone took turns Whale Spotting. On a Whale cruise, you need to keep your eyes peeled constantly on the horizon in search of the trademark Humpback spout or the Blue whales more powerful and taller spout. We saw whales jettison out of the water in the furthest distance and crash land on their sides, a practice called breaching that scientists havent understood fully.<BR><BR><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>We kept seeing the odd Humpback in the near distance, since you are not allowed to go close to the animals and disturb them. They would show us their distinct flukes, and fill the waters with their red poop, composed of digested plankton. </span>