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Rare Antarctic Minke Whale Spotted Near Bundeena

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Ferry passengers saw a rare juvenile Antarctic minke whale near Bundeena Wharf, south of Sydney, on 27 January 2025.

Key Facts

  • When: 27 January 2025
  • Where: near Bundeena Wharf
  • Whale: juvenile Antarctic minke
  • It swam beside a Cronulla ferry
  • Experts called it very rare

The Sighting

Cronulla and National Park Ferry Cruises said passengers had “an unforgettable experience”.

Whale Watching Rules

Enjoy whales from a distance and follow local rules.

Frequently Asked Questions

What whale was seen?

A juvenile Antarctic minke whale.

Where?

Near Bundeena Wharf.

Is it common?

No, experts said it was very rare.

Conclusion

It was a lucky day for ferry passengers.

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