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(Morecambe Bay – Solway Firth): Cumbria

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NEW UK 2019 ORCA WATCH DATES ANNOUNCED!

Oct 18, 2018
by Claudia Afeltra
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If you were worried that you missed the opportunity to take part into the Sea Watch Foundation’s Orca Watch event this year, then never fear – The Sea Watch Foundation in collaboration with Regional Coordinators in Scotland, Orkney and Shetland, and with Whale and Dolphin
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An orca’s battle with ghost fishing

Oct 01, 2018
by Harriet Goodchild
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Orcas or killer whales are one of the most famous species of dolphins in the world. They are highly intelligent and social marine mammals that live in family-related groups. Every year along the Portuguese coast, different orca pods are spotted, that usually come for the tuna that pas
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‘Benny’ the Beluga still in the Thames

Sep 27, 2018
by Claudia Afeltra
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We had a chat with Dr Chiara G. Bertulli who works as Sightings Officer at Sea Watch in response to the news of 'Benny' the Beluga whale being in the Thames.
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