Patagonia is one of the last untouched places on Earth.
Península Valdés and El Pedral, Argentina
First, they swim sideways to hide their dorsal fins, then beach themselves to snap up their meal and finally maneuver back into the sea. This happens in March and April, and the risky feat is stunning to see. The most famous is the Perito Moreno Glacier -- extending 19 miles in length, three miles in width and 560 in depth, according to theZaouali compared the icy wonder to"The Wall" in"Game of Thrones."
These green, yellow and blue birds are very social and vocal, which is why Failla loves studying them. "Seeing a blue whale never gets boring. It's always a thrill," oceanographer Susannah Buchan told CNN."It's always amazing and emotional and a complete privilege."Buchan recommends whale watchers visit in February. But she warns it's a vast and dynamic feeding ground, so sightings are not guaranteed. Sometimes she won't see whales for a couple of weeks.A trip to Chiloé Island is not complete without soaking up the culture.
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