For the second time this year a transient group of killer whales and a gray whale faced off near the Point Vicente Interpretive Center in Palos Verdes. This time, instead of merely tormenting the gray whale, the killer whales teamed up, separated the gray whale from her calf, and fed on the newborn gray.
The summer of 2012 will be a special one for beach volleyball. Every aspect, from the upcoming Olympics to the assortment of domestic tours and the moving of the legendary Charlie Saikley 6-man tournament to mid-week, will be closely watched in a year that foretell beach volleyball’s future.
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For the second time this year a transient group of killer whales and a gray whale faced off near the Point Vicente Interpretive Center in Palos Verdes. This time, instead of merely tormenting the gray whale, the killer whales teamed up, separated the gray whale from her calf, and fed on the newborn gray.
The summer of 2012 will be a special one for beach volleyball. Every aspect, from the upcoming Olympics to the assortment of domestic tours and the moving of the legendary Charlie Saikley 6-man tournament to mid-week, will be closely watched in a year that foretell beach volleyball’s future.
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