This stock photo shows a large pod of Pacific white sided dolphins in Queen Charlotte Strait, British Columbia, Canada. Lagenorhynchus obliquidens
This amazing scenery reveals the Pacific white sided dolphins as they glide in the waters of the Queen Charlotte Strait.
These beautiful creatures cause the waters to wake show their sleek bodies and dorsal fins through the bubbly crests. The Pacific white sided dolphins’ dorsal fin, beak, flippers and bark are dark gray, with light gray on their sides.
A light gray stripe runs above the eye and widens along the tail. A creamy white color is on the belly, chin and throat. To add to the beauty of the scenery is a shadowy mountain range in the far distance.
The sky is covered with heavy storm clouds that hang low on the horizon. A few birds fly over the pod of dolphins.
Pacific white sided dolphins in Queen Charlotte Strait, British Columbia, Canada. Lagenorhynchus obliquidens