Each year, thousands of humpback whales make one of the world’s great marine migrations along the eastern coast of Australia. From May to November, these gentle giants travel north from Antarctica to the warm waters of Queensland to breed and give birth, before heading south again with their newborn calves.
Two adult humpback whales and a calf swimming along the coast near Coogee, Australia.
Humpback whales spouting in the sunlight.
Dolphins joining the party.
A spouting calf creates a rainbow in the water drops.
A calf having a wonderful time.
A parent and a calf swimming closely along the coast of Coogee, Australia.
Two adult humpback whales and a calf swimming along the coast near Coogee, Australia.
Humpback whales along the coast near Coogee, Australia.
