'Menagerie' of Whales, Seals, Dolphins Found Off New York City

Soon, whale-watching may become an urban adventure.  Whales, dolphins and seals are returning to New York City waters in droves, thrilling scientists and creating an unlikely tourist attraction in the Big Apple.  Ferry captain Tom Paladino said the mammals' numbers seem to have "increased tenfold" and said he began offering seal- and whale-watching tours of the harbor this month. "We used to see 10 whales a year -- now we see 100," he told the New York Daily News. "We saw dolphins almost on a daily basis between June and September."  Click here.