Cave painting perspective, Sierra San Francisco Enrique Hambleton Layers of figures adorn caves and high overhangs above a steep canyon wall. When missionaries inquired how the paintings got there, the native people answered that they were painted by an ancient race of giants. Images of the cave paintings are reproduced with the permission of the National Institute of Anthropology and History of Mexico. After the longest migration of any mammal, gray whales enter the bays along the west coast of Baja California to mate and give birth. Discovery of this fact by 19th century whalers led to the near destruction of the species.
Whale watching benefits local economies while it lifts the human soul.