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Humpback Whale Research Participation - The Dolphin Institute, Hawaii
TDI researchers in the field under special Federal and State permits, studying humpback whales during the winter months in their Hawaiian breeding and calving grounds. As a participant, ... behavior and identities of the whales from our research vessels, help map sighted pods from our elevated shore station, and uncover life histories of individual whales by matching their photographs to ...
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Sable Island Whales & Dolphins
Sable Island. Most of these are "toothed whales" (Odontoceti) such as Sperm whales and ... "baleen whales" (Mysticeti) such as Fin and Humpback whales. Of the strandings reported from Sable Island, five species - Pygmy and Dwarf sperm whales, Sowerby's and Blainville's beaked whales, and ...
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Caring for Whales, Dolphins & the Oceans
Whales in Hervey Bay. Trish now recognises many individual Whales on sight and through her digital archive is able to present extended histories on many of these individual whales to Participants during the Expedition. The Expeditions are an increasingly rewarding process and each years observations add to the accumulated knowledge and understanding of the Humpback Whales ...
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Migration of the Southern Humpback Whales
The humpback whales produce a new song each year containing elements of the previous year. Over time the original song is changed to a completely new song. Individual whales sing their own ... Most changes do not occur between seasons. Instead, they occur during the time when the whales were singing, developing their songs methodically in measurable steps. Furthermore, the types of change ...
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The Marine Mammal Center
Lions Northern Fur Seals Guadalupe Fur Seals Sea Otters Cetaceans Toothed Whales Dolphins & Porpoises Baleen Whales Manatees Polar Bears Endangered Marine Mammals Resources for Teachers Kids Only ... individual whales. Unique to humpbacks are wartlike round protuberances (bumps or tubricales) that occur on the head forward of the blowhole and on the edges of the flippers. Humpbacks are baleen whales ...
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General Information About Orca
On the west coast of Canada, a catalogue of such photos has allowed scientists to follow and study groups of killer whales for years. Little work on killer whales has been carried out in Newfoundland waters. Killer whales may live for up to 35 years. At ...
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Blue Whales, Phillip Colla Natural History Photography
Blue whales. Blue whales. Blue whales. Blue whales. Blue whales. Blue whales. Blue whales. Blue whales. Blue whales. Blue whales can ... individual whales. The tips of a blue whale's fluke are rather pointed, and the trailing edge of the fluke is usually smooth and straight with a median notch. Blue whales ... twin blowholes. Scientific accounts cite individual blue whales nearly 100 feet in length ...
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Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies | Right Whales | Field Notes
These sightings then become part of the North Atlantic Right Whale sightings database thus contributing to the life history record of the individual whales ...
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Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies | Right Whales | Acoustic Monitoring
This project will also undertake focal follows, which involve following individual whales for extended periods of time. Focal follows will help to provide further information on the amount of time that whales spend at the surface ...
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General Information About Pilot Whales
Pilot whales have strong social cohesiveness; it is rare to see a single individual. Even when being driven ashore by whalers, they would ... be composed of smaller, close-knit groups which are stable over time. Pilot whales are some of the noisiest whales in Newfbundland waters. Their group structure requires social communication, and they orient ...
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