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Today we were back out on the water after
the storm that has just passed by the Azores.
the storm that has just passed by the Azores.
The swell calmed down during the
morning and although it rained during the afternoon we could still enjoy
dolphins during both tours.
morning and although it rained during the afternoon we could still enjoy
dolphins during both tours.
In the morning we encountered common dolphins close
to shore, followed by bottlenose dolphins further out. From our catamaran we
also came across two Risso’s dolphins, although they weren’t as interested in
us as the other two species.
to shore, followed by bottlenose dolphins further out. From our catamaran we
also came across two Risso’s dolphins, although they weren’t as interested in
us as the other two species.
Photo by Mariana Silva
Watching dolphins aboard zodiac boat
Photos by Marina Gardoki
Common dolphin jumping
Aboard our Catamaran to start the day!
Whale watching aboard our catamaran
Our staff is ready to go!
In the afternoon we just encountered common
dolphins, but we had a really nice group of about 50 individuals that were
staying close to our boat in a nice tight pod.
dolphins, but we had a really nice group of about 50 individuals that were
staying close to our boat in a nice tight pod.
We all enjoyed seeing them,
especially the young baby dolphins that were present in large numbers.
especially the young baby dolphins that were present in large numbers.
Common dolphins with calves
Watching dolphins
Common dolphins breathing
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Futurismo Biologists Team
Sandrina Rodrigues
