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The sun illuminated the humpback whale’s pectoral fins, creating a “white glow. The group learned it’s a whale known as HW-MN0503732 that was first spotted in March, the post said.

A humpback whale was spotted off the coast of California. Users rushed to the comment section to share how “awesome” the pictures were, with one person saying, “Incredible.” ...

The sun illuminated the humpback whale’s pectoral fins, creating a “white glow. The group learned it’s a whale known as HW-MN0503732 that was first spotted in March, the post said.

The sun illuminated the humpback whale’s pectoral fins, creating a “white glow. The group learned it’s a whale known as HW-MN0503732 that was first spotted in March, the post said.

The sun illuminated the humpback whale’s pectoral fins, creating a “white glow. The group learned it’s a whale known as HW-MN0503732 that was first spotted in March, the post said.

The sun illuminated the humpback whale’s pectoral fins, creating a “white glow. The group learned it’s a whale known as HW-MN0503732 that was first spotted in March, the post said.

The sun illuminated the humpback whale’s pectoral fins, creating a “white glow. The group learned it’s a whale known as HW-MN0503732 that was first spotted in March, the post said.

The sun illuminated the humpback whale’s pectoral fins, creating a “white glow. The group learned it’s a whale known as HW-MN0503732 that was first spotted in March, the post said.