Future Maine & Nova Scotia Trip: Trapping/Location Assistance Wanted
Hello all! Long time user of this wonderful resource, first time poster. My goal like many of you here is to see/photograph as many mammal species as possible in my lifetime. Most
Hybridization between two high Arctic cetaceans confirmed by genomic analysis
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-44038-0 https://www.sciencenews.org/article/dna-confirms-greenland-whale-narwhal-beluga-hybrid
Article about the NE Atlantic bowheads
Super happy to have been a (small) part of the rediscovery of this relict population … https://www.int-res.com/articles/esr2019/39/n039p051.pdf
MARINE MAMMAL BONANZA
Hello mammal watchers. The tour company NozoMojo runs wildlife focused tours on small ships. We have a few spaces available in 2020 on voyages to two very distinct destinati
Svalbard Season Report 2017
A smashing Arctic season 2017 summarized with 15 (18) species of mammal including mouthwatering observations of polar bear, walrus, seals and whales. Svalbard 2017 SR
Azores June 2017 Trip Report
This is my first trip report and also me introducing myself to the forum! I hope it proves useful to anyone planning on visiting the islands for whale watching too. Azores June 201
Karasu beaked whales – a possible sighting
My friend Olga Filatova (one of the co-discoverers of karasu beaked whale) has returned from an expedition searching for them around the Kuril Islands, and got some possible photos