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03-24-2014, 08:18 AM
<header>Orcas surround boat, prey on hiding sea lions Family travels eight hours to go whale watching in Prince Rupert only to be told there's nothing to see; once they found someone to take them, they saw plenty
<time>March 21, 2014</time> by David Strege (http://www.grindtv.com/author/david-strege/?rel=author)
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Orcas chase a sea lion close to the boat off Prince Rupert, British Columbia; screen grab from video
Travis Twizell drove his family eight hours from Prince George to Prince Rupert, British Columbia, in hopes of taking the kids on a whale-watching excursion. When they got there, they couldn’t find a boat to take them out. “It’s not whale-watching season,” he was told. “You won’t see anything,” charter-boat operators said. “I even phoned a [boat] taxi service to see if they could just take us around the harbor,” Twizell told GrindTV Outdoor. “Then I found one gentleman [who said] ‘Yeah, I’ll take you out.’” But he, too, wasn’t confident they’d see any whales. Then they saw this (warning for mild expletive):
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<time>March 21, 2014</time> by David Strege (http://www.grindtv.com/author/david-strege/?rel=author)
</header> http://cdn.grindtv.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/whale-1-.jpg
Orcas chase a sea lion close to the boat off Prince Rupert, British Columbia; screen grab from video
Travis Twizell drove his family eight hours from Prince George to Prince Rupert, British Columbia, in hopes of taking the kids on a whale-watching excursion. When they got there, they couldn’t find a boat to take them out. “It’s not whale-watching season,” he was told. “You won’t see anything,” charter-boat operators said. “I even phoned a [boat] taxi service to see if they could just take us around the harbor,” Twizell told GrindTV Outdoor. “Then I found one gentleman [who said] ‘Yeah, I’ll take you out.’” But he, too, wasn’t confident they’d see any whales. Then they saw this (warning for mild expletive):
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