Sailing the Caribbean

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Join us as we sell most of our stuff, quit our jobs, and live on a sailboat. My name is Nic Morganti. I had an idea. I wanted to live on a sailboat and explore the Caribbean. I convinced my girlfriend Melissa to come aboard. This is "The Boat Life" a video series about the adventure of taking a chance, moving onto a sailboat and heading for the Caribbean. If YouTube isn't enough for you. (I know it's not) Find us on: Facebook: TheBoatLife Instagram: TheBoatLife Check out www.TheBoat.Life Equipment - may contain affiliate links, so we don't have to have a Patreon ;) Camcorder: http://amzn.to/2frfmii Still Camera: http://amzn.to/2fqYk3V Action Cam: http://amzn.to/2vjB9MZ

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An amazing sighting from the Freebird One, a humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae), which was beating its fins against the water, probably as a way of communicating with other whales. The humpback whales measure 16m and weigh 36 Tons. Impresionante avistamiento desde el Freebird One, una ballena jorobada, también conocida como ballena yubarta (Megaptera novaeangliae), que estaba golpeando sus aletas contra el agua, probablemente como una forma de comunicación con otras ballenas. Las ballenas jorobadas llegan a medir 16m y pesar 36 Toneladas.