I'm interested in this position <a href=" http://www.womanthology.co.uk/olanzapine-teaching.pdf#bestowed ">olanzapine ketoacidosis</a> The most unexpected wildlife sighting, however, came while we were on board the ship. Coincidently, we were in a lecture about the many species of whale that regularly visit the Arctic when the announcement &ldquo;Blue whales at two o&rsquo;clock&rdquo; rang through the public address system. I thought I was hearing things, but Mimi and I grabbed our bright yellow jackets, binoculars and camera from our small, basic cabin (once a science lab) and headed out on deck. There, off the starboard side of the Vavilov, was one of the most magnificent and majestic sights on Earth. Not one, but three blue whales. Growing up to 100ft in length, Balaenoptera musculus is not only the largest animal species living today, it is the largest animal ever to have lived . Few people ever get to see blue whales, and even our expedition guides stood transfixed.