A short first-person YouTube vlog by T. Harv Eker filmed in Maui. Eker greets viewers, describes a perfect sunny day and a small Zodiac whale-watching excursion where he observed a mother and baby whale (the calf breached repeatedly, ~10 breaches), synchronized tail displays, and interactions among male pods, then signs off.
Hey, everybody. How you doing? T Harv Eker here, in case you're wondering. So, still in Maui? We'll be here for a while. Stunning, amazing, fantastic, gorgeous day. Not a cloud in the sky. And guess what? Going whale watching on a little, little, little Zodiac. It's fantastic. This is the way to do it. And see some incredible stuff. Stay tuned. Bye for now. Who.
Oh, look at that.
Yeah, I got that.
Cool. Stronger than the female, so probably a female on the farther side. Even though the female.
Everybody. How was that? Was that amazing or what? So first of all, we saw the baby and the mom, and the baby was breach, breach, breach, breach, breach. Probably about 10 times. Then we saw the synchronized swimmers. Perfect. And they came down together with the double tail. And then we saw the. The male. Male pods kind of had a little bit of warfare. And then right underneath the boat. It was just amazing. Yes. You got to come here to Maui. Fantastic. Love ya. Bye. Bye.
