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A Sea World diver freeing a Humpback Whale from a net.

The Sea World Research and Rescue team work to free a Humpback Whale from a net.

Sea World Research and Rescue team training with 'Moby' TM learning how to remove nets from entrapped Humpback Whales.

A Sea World Research and Rescue team member removes net from an entrapped Humpback Whale.

The magnificent breach behaviour often displayed by Humpback Whales.

The magnificent breach behaviour often displayed by Humpback Whales.

The magnificent breach behaviour often displayed by Humpback Whales.

The magnificent breach behaviour often displayed by Humpback Whales.

The magnificent breach behaviour often displayed by Humpback Whales.

The Humpback Whale takes its name from the shape of its back when breaking the waters' surface as seen here.

A pair of Humpback whales swimming together as part of a pod.

A close-up of the Humpback Whale's enormous head and mouth.

A Humpback Whale displays its large and powerful tail.

A large Humpback slaps its pectoral fin on the waters' surface.

A sub-adult Humpback Whale.

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A Sea World diver freeing a Humpback Whale from a net.

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A Sea World diver freeing a Humpback Whale from a net.

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