The bay looked “like it was boiling,” said a boat captain with a whale-watching company in Monterey Bay, Calif. He captured video of the dolphins swimming off the coast. By Sara Ruberg On a ...

Vancouver resident Imaan Jiwa captured video of a pod of Pacific white-sided dolphins swimming just off the shore at Ambleside Beach in West Vancouver. (Submitted by Imaan Jiwa) "I've seen many ...

As the dolphins glided through the waters of Burrard Inlet, more than two dozen onlookers gathered, recalled Jiwa, mesmerized by the "rare" sight. Vancouver resident Imaan Jiwa captured video of a pod ...

They followed the pod until they estimated there were more than 2,000 dolphins, including light gray calves, and several hundred Pacific white-sided dolphins. "We were so excited it was hard to ...

Among them were rare, Northern right whale dolphins and Pacific white-sided dolphins. Tiny, fast-moving babies darted beside their mothers. Captured by Evan Brodsky, of Monterey Bay Whale Watch ...

By the end of the ride, the group had counted more than 2,000 dolphins, including light gray baby calves, several hundred Pacific white-sided dolphins, and northern right whale dolphins.

A whale-watching tour company in Northern California captured rare footage of a dolphin super pod — featuring about 2,000 dolphins breaching off of the coast of Monterey. According to the ...

They followed the pod until they estimated there were more than 2,000 dolphins, including light gray baby calves, and several hundred Pacific white-sided dolphins. READ: Influx of sea lions causes ...

A boat tour in Monterey Bay has captured a video of more than 2,000 dolphins forming a "superpod" off the California coast. The boat tour was out conducting research at the time, when they came ...

The pod also featured a couple hundred Pacific white sided dolphins, some of whom led the scouting boat to the party. (Rose Franklin/Monterey Bay Whale Watch) Brodsky says they tried to give the ...

A breathtaking mix of Pacific white-sided dolphin were also spotted breaching and leaping in the supersized school. Brodsky shared the footage on Facebook, calling the rare spectacle “mind ...