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[Sound On!] Pacific white-sided dolphins snout riding a fin whale off the San Diego Coast! Fin whales are the second largest animal on Earth, growing up to 85 feet (26 m) long and 160,000 pounds (72,574 kg) 😮 Pacific white sided dolphins are one of the most abundant cetaceans living in Central and Northern California's coastal waters. Known for their acrobatic and energetic antics, these dolphins can jump as high as 20ft in the air and reach speeds over 25mph! Video by @dolphindronedom | Ocean