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by Eric Austin Yee Whale and dolphins are not the only animals our whale watching guest here at Dana Whale Watch find during our excursions. One of the most common yet, unusual animals we see is the Mola mola, also known as the ocean […]https://fareharborsites.com/danawharf/wp-content/uploads/sites/201/2019/12/bola-mola3_DSC0008-copy-1.jpg864574