Litter cleanup project for families
Futurismo Biologists Team
Trash in exchange for Experiences with Futurismo. This is the “Guardians of the Azores” project. We are pleased…
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An incredible scientific trip
Tuesday was a special team day. Our biologists’ team went out to the sea once again on a…
Where are the humpback whales we see when they are not here??
Whales and dolphins don’t understand boundaries or frontiers. Some of the animals we sight here in the Azores…
Futurismo obtains International Certification for Responsible Whale Watching
Futurismo Biologists Team
Futurismo is now officially one of the First Whale and Dolphin Watching operators to obtain a Certification from…
Safety procedures
Futurismo Biologists Team
It’s time to go whale watching! But first, your safety and experience is our top priority! In the…
The story behind Futurismo’s boats names
Have you ever thought about the curious names of Futurismo Whale Watching Azores boats? Cetus, Mirone and Alfredo…
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…
How do dolphins mate?
How does reproduction in dolphins work? Dolphins’ reproductive organs are located inside the body, with genital slits on…
