So you’ve forked out for a whale-watching tour, downed your seasickness meds, and now you’re leaning over the rail like a wannabe David Attenborough. The whales? They’re nowhere to be seen — until, BAM, a 40-ton leviathan launches itself out of the ocean like it’s auditioning for “Free Willy 5.
” And you? You’re still fumbling […]
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