Read More 489 views1 minute read Cetaceans Featured Posts Land observation projectBySandrina RodriguesMarch 15, 2021 Today we restarted the land observation project. That means biologist are accompanying an experienced lookout to compile more… Read More 0 0
Read More 569 views1 minute read 11 Daily Sightings Featured Posts Sperm whale showed the tail!ByFuturismo Biologists TeamMarch 9, 2021 The trip this morning was owned by our resident species. Despite the shy sun, we went out to… Read More 0 0
Read More 564 views2 minute read Daily Sightings Featured Posts Sunny day with common dolphins and sperm whalesBySandrina RodriguesMarch 1, 2021 Every day is unique, no repetitions on the water. In a choppy sea with some wind, we headed… Read More 0 0
Read More 532 views3 minute read Daily Sightings Featured Posts First whale and dolphin watching trip of 2021!ByFuturismo Biologists TeamFebruary 27, 2021 What a pleasure to be back on the water again. It felt like a summer day, people catching… Read More 0 0
Read More 627 views1 minute read Daily Sightings Featured Posts When we can’t go, it might come to usBySandrina RodriguesFebruary 26, 2021 The winter of 2021 was quite rough so far. We had strong winds and big waves. As we… Read More 0 0
Read More 585 views2 minute read As nossas Ações Featured Posts Our Commitment The Commercial and Marketing Director of Futurismo appointed Ambassador of Portugal for TTCBySandrina RodriguesFebruary 23, 2021 At the beginning of 2021, and after an invitation at the end of 2020, Carlos Picanço, Commercial and… Read More 0 0
Read More 955 views2 minute read Cetaceans Featured Posts A whale saved and another dead on the island of PicoBySandrina RodriguesFebruary 18, 2021 Two cuvier’s beaked whales (Ziphius cavirostris) were stranded on the coast of the municipality of Madalena, Pico island,… Read More 0 0
Read More 1.8K views4 minute read Cetaceans Featured Posts Trending Posts Is the Orca a whale? Are dolphins considered whales?ByFuturismo Biologists TeamFebruary 4, 2021 While all whales, dolphins and porpoises fall under the order of Cetacea, the orca’s teeth are what classify them… Read More 0 0