Santo Domingo.- The whales are here! The shout is heard along the coast of Samana peninsula, where the humpback whales gather annually in a ritual of mating and songs.
As the migration southward has begun in earnest, it’s estimated that of 600 of them will come from the North Atlantic, to mate or calve in the Samaná Bay Marine Sanctuary.
The Environment Ministry’s official inaugural of the 2011 whale watching season was held yesterday, with the opening of the first on shore facility to observe the giant mammals, at Punta Balandra, east of the town Samana..

Xwill7,
Today Jim Harrington is a anti-Dominican marine biologist.LOL.
Is there any law that could force Jim Harrington in to a mental institution?
If the Jap come around here,no problem intead of using water cannon and loud speaker,,,We dominican have our twist on that,,,we can land some Cibaeno with machete,,,,I want to see the Japanese samurai take a hit from a machetero,,, believe me is not going to be sushi but pig on stick day.
you are an idiot and you have no shame. this is dominican today and you should respect the fact that we are dominicans and love our side of the island regardless of all of its faults. be a man and leave the site, i mean is unanimous that nobody wants you here...
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