File:Dwarf Minke Whale Balaenoptera Acutorostrata Subspecies (223124975).jpeg

500px provided description: In Australia, a group of whales circled us and gradually came closer for each round they took. As they moved closer we could recognize their fine details, their uniqueness and beauty. Scientists in Australia use the spots on their skin to distinguish them from each other and is the primary elements to count the number of individuals. We dove with all together five minke whales for almost two hours before they perished into the open sea. It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience I will never forget. [#animals ,#animal ,#wildlife ,#underwater ,#diving ,#whale ,#dive ,#marine ,#marine life ,#undersea ,#scuba ,#sealife ,#scuba diving ,#minke whale ,#marinelife ,#scubadiving ,#scubadive ,#scuba dive ,#dwarf minke whale]