Joined: Sun Oct 03 2004 Location: Netherlands Posts: 738
When whale activist and co-founder of the Great Whale Conservancy, Michael Fishbach, on Valentine's day this year made a boat trip with his family and friends in the Gulf of California, he bumped (figuratively) on a young humpback whale in need. The animal was entangled in fishing nets, making it couldn't swim around or surfacing to breathe. While his wife tried everything filmed, Fishbach and his friends to release the whale. When that finally the humpback whale, treated them on a stunning spectacle. The movie touched only now online. See for yourself and enjoy.
Joined: Sun Oct 03 2004 Location: Netherlands Posts: 738
When whale activist and co-founder of the Great Whale Conservancy, Michael Fishbach, on Valentine's day this year made a boat trip with his family and friends in the Gulf of California, he bumped (figuratively) on a young humpback whale in need. The animal was entangled in fishing nets, making it couldn't swim around or surfacing to breathe. While his wife tried everything filmed, Fishbach and his friends to release the whale. When that finally the humpback whale, treated them on a stunning spectacle. The movie touched only now online. See for yourself and enjoy.
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Joined: Mon Jan 19 2004 Location: Oslo, Norway Posts: 769
And the cool thing is that the NRG soldiers are conscripted, and thus only serve for one year. So they are good considering they could not play the instruments or march 6 months ago.