See whales, seals, seagulls and other ocean life at Race Rocks in Canada. There are six animal web cams to choose from, one being a remote control 360 degree web cam so you can zoom in and pan to look for animals. One camera focuses in on a seagull nest.
You will need Quicktime to watch these videos, which is available free for download from here.
Watch the live animal web cams at Race Rocks.
This cam comes to you from Hawaii and features a live view from various beaches in Hawaii so you can hopefully spot whales on this cam. The cam is courtesy of the Jupiter Research Foundation which does whale research in Hawaii. They will soon be broadcasting live audio of the whale songs made by the humpback whales. This humpback whale cam switches view automatically and updates every second.
Watch the Humpback Whale Cam in Hawaii
Catch a rare glimpse of Beluga Whales on this web cam coming from the Vancouver Aquarium. The aquarium is home to five Beluga Whales. They can perform tricks and even turn their heads and alter their facial expressions!
This live video feed is available during Vancouver daylight hours. If it is dark, that is simply because it is currently dark in Vancouver. You can view this video directly from your browser.
The Shamu Killer Whale camera is so peaceful, you’ll wish you could jump in for a swim. Or…maybe not?
The name “Shamu” is actually a stage name shared by many adult killer whales at SeaWorld.
The Shamu Cam is located at SeaWorld in San Diego, California and is live from 9:30 am to 5:30 pm (Pacific Time) daily. At midnight the footage is replayed so you can see the previous day’s activities.
No special player is needed for this web camera - you can view it directly in your browser. Click the link below and when you get to the Shamu web site, click the link at the bottom that says “Watch The Shamu Cam”.
Watch Shamu Killer Whale Camera
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This is our first non-webcam post, but I think you’ll find this to be pretty cool. The Whalesong Project lets you listen to Humpback Whales live from Hawaii. They might be adding a webcam in the future, so keep this bookmarked in check back often. The Whalesong Project is now in their seventh season, broadcasting live whale songs since 2001. To listen to the whales you will need the free RealPlayer.
Listen to Humpback Whales at the Whalesong Project
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