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Today the
ocean was a little bit more wavy but we are still seeing baleen whales, the two Bryde’s whales that have been around in the latest days; an adult with a baby we
can witness even how fast the baby is growing! A solitary male sperm whale
has been seen also in the morning tour; it was feeding that’s why we had the
opportunity to see its tail two times; in the afternoon it was not around
anymore.
ocean was a little bit more wavy but we are still seeing baleen whales, the two Bryde’s whales that have been around in the latest days; an adult with a baby we
can witness even how fast the baby is growing! A solitary male sperm whale
has been seen also in the morning tour; it was feeding that’s why we had the
opportunity to see its tail two times; in the afternoon it was not around
anymore.
In the
morning we observed a very big family of bottlenose dolphins in between the sperm whale sighting.
morning we observed a very big family of bottlenose dolphins in between the sperm whale sighting.
In between wind and waves we managed to refind our mother and calf of the Bryde’s whales again. This is definitely
the year of the baleen whales, so many sights since March!
the year of the baleen whales, so many sights since March!
Photos from today:
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| Big pod of bottlenose dolphins |
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| Bryde’s whale baby exposing its head (the three ridges are visible) alongside its mother |
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| Sperm whale male hyperventilating |
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| Sperm whale male ready to dive |
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Futurismo Biologists Team
Sandrina Rodrigues
