Humpback whales have a unique pattern on the underside of their tail. This whale is named “Azrael” because it has a pattern shaped like pointed cat ears on the bottom of his tail, like the cartoon character Azrael

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Humpback whales have a unique pattern on the underside of their tail. This whale is named “Azrael” because it has a pattern shaped like pointed cat ears on the bottom of his tail, like the cartoon character Azrael

© Laura Howes/NOAA under NOAA Fisheries Permit no. 27272

Humpback whales have a unique pattern on the underside of their tail. This whale is named “Azrael” because it has a pattern shaped like pointed cat ears on the bottom of his tail, like the cartoon character Azrael photo copyright Laura Howes/NOAA under NOAA Fisheries Permit no. 27272 taken at and featuring the Cruising Yacht class

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