It was a quiet Wednesday, both literally and figuratively. Only a handful of vessels were moving through our survey area in Swanson Channel, and no hikers were visiting Oaks Bluff. I had just calibrated the theodolite and was sitting down to begin my scan when I heard the distinctive whoosh of a whale exhale below me. I leapt from my chair and peered through the trees, spotting the whale right…
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