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Another sunny day and calm sea in São Miguel island!
In the morning we managed to see a big pod
of bottlenose dolphins, a bit spread out and moving towards east. We saw as
well common dolphins and striped dolphins going like crazy jumping out of the
water all the time.
Photos by David Rodrigues
of bottlenose dolphins, a bit spread out and moving towards east. We saw as
well common dolphins and striped dolphins going like crazy jumping out of the
water all the time.
Photos by David Rodrigues
Bottlenose dolphin jumping
Bottlenose dolphin jumping
Common dolphins underwater
Common dolphins underwater
On the afternoon trip we moved to the east and guess what we
saw the same group of bottlenose dolphins from the morning trip.
saw the same group of bottlenose dolphins from the morning trip.
Then our
lookout guided us towards an area with sperm whales. We saw 3 adults and a
calf, really calm and socializing. On the end we saw 3 tails and on the way
back we spotted more striped dolphins.
lookout guided us towards an area with sperm whales. We saw 3 adults and a
calf, really calm and socializing. On the end we saw 3 tails and on the way
back we spotted more striped dolphins.
Who was on our
catamaran still managed to see jumps, lobtailing and spy hopping from a group of about 15
sperm whales.
Photos by Rafael Martins
catamaran still managed to see jumps, lobtailing and spy hopping from a group of about 15
sperm whales.
Photos by Rafael Martins
Sperm whale relaxing in the surface
Sperm whale
Sperm whale diving
Bottlenose dolphin surfacing
Bottlenose dolphin
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Futurismo Biologists Team
Sandrina Rodrigues
