Sea giants surface in front of surprised tourists in Phang Nga


BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): A pair of Bryde's whales decided to treat tourists to a show in the Andaman Sea off Phang Na province on Wednesday (March 29).

The two giant sea mammals were spotted frolicking in the Similan Islands national park, said Lertsak Ponklin, president of Phang Nga Tourism Business Association.

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