a group of divers reported seeing a 25-30 foot whaleshark in basura two weeks ago..
Cetacean Hot Zone?
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and I saw a fish that was ..... :thumbs-up .... big!
jonix
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Axua:
basura or bahura?
basura as per the email I read over at diversions..jonix:
jonix
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Axua:
wow now that's something to talk about :11:
shugar
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no way! truely???Axua:
Jag
shugar
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if you live in pasay you probably already do...iris_ice:let's live in basura
Jag
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lock_washer
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huh...it seems that everyone is going off on tangent. What I am refering to is the usually cetaceans that you dont' normally see. Like beaked whales, melon-head whales, Bryde's whale, darwf and pygmy sperm whales. Also false killer whales (really a dolphin), risso's dolphins...these are what I am referring to.
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