Travel Channel

For me, since I love cetaceans it would be an unimaginable, blissful experience to travel the world and dive with every species of cetacean alive! Wild, mind you, never in captivity. I want the experience to be mutual, by choice. The Vaquita, that exists only in the northern most portion of the Sea of Cortez. The Franciscana that dwells only in the shallow waters of Eastern South America, from Brazil to Argentina. The Dusky Dolphin that occurs in only three known isolated areas. The Peale's Dolphin, known only to be around the very tip of South American shores. Hector's Dolphin, exclusively around New Zealand shores. Cuvier's Beaked Whale, known almost exclusively from strandings. True's Beaked Whale, Strap-toothed Whale, Southern Bottle-nosed Whale, The Fin Whale, The Bryde's Whale, The Bowhead Whale. And more dolphins and porpoises...Tucucxi, Hourglass dolphin, the Risso's, the Irrawaddy. There are so many, so unique, so ....... amazing. I could never hope to see them all, but one can dream... :-)