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The south
coast of S. Miguel is surrounded by whales. In the morning we started with
the first and the second largest animal in the planet, the blue whale and the fin whale and if we look around we could see
apouts ine every direction. We ended the first tour of the day with a group
of bottlenose
dolphins where
we saw a very well known dolphin that we call Egípcio (Egyptian), that is
a dolphin with dorsal fin with triangular
shape.
coast of S. Miguel is surrounded by whales. In the morning we started with
the first and the second largest animal in the planet, the blue whale and the fin whale and if we look around we could see
apouts ine every direction. We ended the first tour of the day with a group
of bottlenose
dolphins where
we saw a very well known dolphin that we call Egípcio (Egyptian), that is
a dolphin with dorsal fin with triangular
shape.
In the afternoon tour
we saw the same species but a few minutes later after we arrived to the blue
whale, bottlenose dolphins showed up and started to swim around the whale and
doing “bow-riding”. Sometimes the whales can be annoyed by dolphins
causing them to do a deeper dive …but in the end we saw a big tail coming out
of the water and going again to the depths of the oceans.
we saw the same species but a few minutes later after we arrived to the blue
whale, bottlenose dolphins showed up and started to swim around the whale and
doing “bow-riding”. Sometimes the whales can be annoyed by dolphins
causing them to do a deeper dive …but in the end we saw a big tail coming out
of the water and going again to the depths of the oceans.
A bottlenose dolphin we call Egípcio
Blue whale blow
Blue whale dorsal
Blue whale near São Miguel Island
Blue whale tail
Bottlenose dolphin
Bottlenose dolphins
Fin whale blow
Fin whale dorsal
Fin whale surfacing
Our zodiac with bottlenose dolphins
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Equipa de Biólogos da Futurismo
Sandrina Rodrigues
