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Another summer day in paradise! We saw plenty of sperm
whales both in the
morning and in the afternoon. So many different individuals, and behaviours
too! We saw some of them diving, showing us their tails. But some others were
resting, socialising, rolling on their side and giving us excellent
opportunities to have a great view on them.
whales both in the
morning and in the afternoon. So many different individuals, and behaviours
too! We saw some of them diving, showing us their tails. But some others were
resting, socialising, rolling on their side and giving us excellent
opportunities to have a great view on them.
In the morning we saw a big group of Risso’s dolphins
split into two different subgroups not far from each other. We managed to see
adults, juveniles and calves. Easy to recognize because of their colours: the
whiter, the older!
split into two different subgroups not far from each other. We managed to see
adults, juveniles and calves. Easy to recognize because of their colours: the
whiter, the older!
In the afternoon the
dolphins that we sighted were Atlantic
spotted dolphins, with
plenty of calves in the group. These summer visitors are always playing with
our boats!
dolphins that we sighted were Atlantic
spotted dolphins, with
plenty of calves in the group. These summer visitors are always playing with
our boats!
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Futurismo Biologists Team
Sandrina Rodrigues
