atlantic white sided dolphins from the other day.. this was a pretty large pod & there were manyy calves, some even smaller than the one in this video
i saw a basking shark for the first time yesterday ANDDD it breached 4 times.. i haven’t stopped thinking about it since
humpback whale feeding behaviors are incredible but i especially love when the birds join & stand on the whales
gray whales are in a "boom-bust" cycle. (see DOI: 10.1126/science.adi1847) the timing and distribution of sea ice cover changes with varying oceanographic conditions. this may alter the distribution, abundance, and body size of benthic amphipods, the primary prey for gw
old thom was sighted off nantucket yesterday!! reallyyyy hoping he makes his way up to stellwagen and pays us a visit on saturday
being on the water as much as i am now has reallyyyy made me want to upgrade my camera.. like really really bad…
10+ whales & 7 of them were calves on today’s trip.. what an incredible start to the season & the first official day of my internship.. so excited to see what this season brings!!
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congress is voting to strip the endangered species act tomorrow, on earth day. call your reps RIGHT NOW to shut it down.
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There are 50 Rice's whales left alive on Earth. They live nowhere else but the Gulf of Mexico. The admin’s own scientists said *last year* oil & gas drilling would drive the species to extinction.
Today, Trump's cabinet removed every protection standing between the oil industry and these animals’ deaths.
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rice’s whale is a gulf endemic species numbering fewer than 100 individuals
deepwater horizon spill caused the species a 22% decline — before it was even fully given species status by scientists in 2021
the “american whale” further imperiled by industrial greed
a day late but.. happy international seal day!
i am so lucky to work with such amazing animals, i absolutely adore each one of them 🤍
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NEW CALF SPOTTED IN K POD!!!
This afternoon, we were viewing K Pod when we spotted a very small & very orange calf amongst the K14s & K12s. We still need to go through our footage, but it appeared that the calf was primarily traveling with K36 Yoda.


























