Slow fly-by from one of our favorite whales, Raggedy Ann! She is also known as “CRC-10059” or “Flopsy” because her tail fin looks flopsy or droopy. Some other ways we recognize her are the large notch near the tip of her right fluke and her distinct breathing. Listen closely in the video and you can hear that her exhales are more drawn-out and fluttery than the other humpbacks. We’ve seen her a ton this season, probably more than any other individual whale. Have you seen Raggedy Ann yet? It’s no

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