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cetaceans Tag

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16 September 2024
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Pico Island, The Azores, August 2024

“Let’s go to the Azores. I mean I do quite like whalewatching….” I looked deep into Zoom and searched for any hint of sarcasm in my daughter’s express

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24 September 2022
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Dorsal Fins…

Have you ever wondered what “more falcate” meant when reading a description of a cetacean? I sure have. Found a site with a detailed explanation (though directed to Bla

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8 December 2019
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New Cetacean Guide by Mark Carwardine

There is a new cetacean reference book out and I love it: Mark Carwardine, Handbook of Whales, Dolphins, and Porpoises, Bloomsbury, 2020. So far it is just released in UK, but a US

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3 June 2019
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pilot whale split

Japanese zoologists have always known that there are two non-interbreeding species of short-finned pilot whales in Japan. Now there is molecular support for the split (the authors

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  1. NickCox on New Trip Report: Morocco8 October 2025

    Hi Matt, it is some time ago now but do you have tips for Tazekka National Park: did you self-guide…

  2. JanEbr on Mammalwatching Turns 208 October 2025

    Haha, the Tuco-Tuco is just a fun story. Shame we are so few, if there were crowds of people going…

  3. CarlosBocos on Mammalwatching Turns 208 October 2025

    Happy birthday my friend. This is a huge contribution to the entire world and a must-to-visit for anyone interested in…

  4. Lennartv on Tasmania! Segment #1 of the Great Pouched Critter Safari of 20258 October 2025

    Nice report with many nice photo's!

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