First Day at Sea since Covid-19!
Futurismo Biologists Team
Today was the first trip after covid-19 quarantine started here in the Azores! The sea conditions were great,…
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Distribution and potential residency patterns of bottlenose dolphins in São Miguel island
Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) are one of the species of dolphins that can be sighted year-round in the…
And more news regarding our beloved sperm whales still coming!
A couple of days ago, we shared with you the recent finding of a sperm whale match between…
The second cross Atlantic sperm whale match ever!
A few days ago we received on our mail some exciting news… The e-mail subject was WHOOHOO!! And…
How do dolphins mate?
How does reproduction in dolphins work? Dolphins’ reproductive organs are located inside the body, with genital slits on…
Futurismo VS Covid-19
With the current situation, everyone’s life has certainly changed. And Futurismo in all this? Well, obviously, we also…
Why don’t we use sonar to search for whales and dolphins?
During our whale watching trips, guests on board often ask us: “Why don’t you ´just´ use sonar to…
Our cetacean research
Probably you all know Futurismo as a whale watching company, or even as a tourism company that carries…
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