Breaching.
When a whale jumps out of the water it's called Breeching
Breaching.
Breaching is a type of whale behavior that describes an action in which the whale jumps out of the water and spins several times. It is unknown why whales do this though it may be a form of communication.
Breeching
if it is jumping out of water to breath then it is called perpoising
A whale slapping its tail on the surface of the water is usually simply called a tail slap. This is quite common among whales when socializing or after being disturbed. It may be a form of play or communication, or an attempt by the whale to stun its prey by making a loud noise and creating pressure waves.
It is called breaching (or sometimes blowing, but that is more the act of blowing the air out)
The sport of horse racing over jumps is called steeplechasing, while racing with no jumps is called flat racing.
the life cycle of the fresh water shrimp is that it starts as a tiger then a lion then a polar bear and when it jumps in the water it turns into a whale once it dies it becomes the fresh water shrimp
I think you are referring to the water that is blown up into the air as a whale 'blows' air out of it's blow hole--it's not actually the whale's breath. This is called a spout.
*Why are jumps called jumps?In order to clear an "obstacle" of any sort, a horse must jump over it. Therefore these "obstacles" became known as jumps.
if you are referring to the Killer whale (Orca Orca) then it is known as "Spy Hopping"