Most whales you see on
those pictures are Fin Whale (70-90) feets, the second largest whale in
the world, just a little bit smaller than the Blue Whale (90-110 feets).
I was also lucky enough to see an Humback whales, smaller but very large
in diameter, a funny whale, a show whale, i had the pleasure, for a few
second to see her jump out of the water (Breaching)
3 times in a row. The Saint Lawrence river is well known for whale
watching, not everywhere but only between Tadoussac and Les Escoumins.
They feed there for more than 6 months. The river is also full of marine
life, from simple Seals to Minke whale, porpoise to White-Sided Dolphin,
the famous white Beluga to the Killer whale...Many birds, deers,
moose... it's nature at is best. The campgrounds a located on the river,
both Bon Desir and Paradi Marin are well known for their view of the
river, you can hear whale sing at night from your own campsite.
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