Sentence examples for countless whales from inspiring English sources
For the sake of our oceans and everything in it, the Navy and the Fisheries Service have to meet the requirements of federal law -- by conducting and overseeing testing and training with high-intensity sonar in a more environmentally responsible way that eliminates the unnecessary infliction of harm to countless whales, dolphins, and other marine mammals.
The International Fund for Animal Welfare, which funds the Campobello Whale Rescue Team, mourned Howlett as "a true friend of the animals" who had dedicated countless hours to rescuing whales in the Bay of Fundy and eastern Canada.
Pachico and his partner were poised there helplessly, like Sinbad and countless other travelers along the "whale road," as early Icelanders once referred to the sea.
With upper age estimates around 60 to 70 years, many adult whales have made this migration countless times.
His encyclopedic knowledge of whale behavior and decades of experience safely maneuvering around whales allowed us to enjoy countless close encounters with a group of feeding humpbacks.
It's not only the winter home to the threatened Atlantic Puffins, but hosts whales, porpoises, tuna, sailfish and countless other sea creatures and ocean fauna.
Mr. Austin has since pursued that dream, spending countless hours at sea in the company of whales.
We spotted a profusion of wildlife: orcas (killer whales) pursuing lunch; a humpback whale and her baby; countless sea otters; seals; and several bald eagles.
For example, humpback whales are among the most studied large whales, being observed for countless hours at sea by scientists.
This marvelous creature makes a lovely entrance: "The Leviathan's body was made from the life threads of a whale, but a hundred other species were tangled into its design, countless creatures fitting together like the gears of a stopwatch...
The captain of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society has been putting himself between whales and harpoon ships for more than 30 years, preventing the killing of countless cetaceans.
