The Bright Side: Whales line up 'blubber to blubber' in Australia's humpback highway
Whales the size of buses stopped shoreside commuter traffic in Sydney, Australia, making way for their so-called humpback highway – a migratory corridor along the continent's east coast used by tens of thousands of the massive creatures every winter in the Southern Hemisphere.
Whales the size of buses stopped shoreside commuter traffic in Sydney, Australia, making way for their so-called humpback highway – a migratory corridor along the continent's east coast used by tens of thousands of the massive creatures every winter in the Southern Hemisphere.
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