Blowhole Magnets

A harbour porpoise cruises along fishing for fish. Very similar in body shape to the critically endangered "Vaquita" Phocoena sinus ~ which is near extinction... these little harbour porpoises are similarly vulnerable and as such we must keep a close eye on them (also due to pollution and gill-net fishing.)

When you're feeling so good you can't help but shoot rainbows out your blowhole!

Seeing the whale totem swimming is a symbol of good luck for many people. It symbolizes limitless creativity that will make all your biggest dreams possible. ... The whale totem represents your intuition and awareness that guide you to make the best decisions. good luck

Add some playfulness to your wardrobe with this dolphin design or give it as the perfect gift!

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QUOBBA Blowholes - Western Australia Rainbow, put the sun behind you on a sunrise, and your guaranteed a rainbow every few minutes.

Ink painting of a dolphin.

A pretty bottlenose dolphin.

Grumpy Whale says Blow It Out Your Blowhole. He's so rude, but you know something? He's also so right. Sometimes you just have to take all the things that life shoves down your throat, and blow it out your blowhole. Metaphorically and literally I don't know what that means, but it sounds good.

Original artwork Orca mom and baby on round shape for stickers or badges.

Original artwork Orca mom and baby on round shape for stickers or badges.

QUOBBA COAST - Western Australia Sunset Big Waves at sunset glow.

Many striking rock formations along the coastline are easily accessed by car, including Tasman Arch and The Blowhole, two of Tasmania's most visited attractions, as well as Waterfall Bay, Remarkable Cave and the Tessellated Pavement.

Whalers catching a whale, 19th century artwork. Oar-powered whaling boats in rough conditions in the South Seas as they prepare to kill a harpooned whale. The whale, which is spouting air from its blowhole, has several harpoons in its side. As it grows weaker, the whalers will use their spears and other harpoons to kill it. The whale's body will then be hauled on board the main ship (seen in background) and processed for its valuable oil. In the same year this artwork was published (1868) the modern explosive harpoon was invented.

We were worried that the Bicheno Blowhole wasn't going to be very impressive, but just before we walked away, a massive wave crashed in underneath the rocks and created this massive blow. It was pretty cool -- and very loud!

Spoon Bay on the NSW Central Coast at sunrise

Devils Kitchen - Tasmania. There used to be a stairway down to this blow hole, has now been removed. Just so impressive.

Spoon Bay on the NSW Central Coast at sunrise

This jolly dolphin is enjoying his life in the sea - where he belongs. Styled in a hand drawn effect this loveable dolphin carries a positive message about their freedom.

This is frawla, he's really juicy!

This year sure has been a tough one for all magical creatures.