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A whale of an appetite

Feb 09, 2021

by Claudia Afeltra

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baleen whales, bubble-netting, cetaceans, dolphin, echolocation, feeding, Feeding Techniques, fish, mysticetes, odontocetes, porpoise, surface feeding, toothed whales, whale

Spotting cetaceans in the wild is thrilling. Because the majority of sightings in the U.K are seen along beaches or aboard sea vessels, a quick peak of a dorsal fin is often the only evidence that there are cetaceans in the area. On occasion, however, some fortunate Sea Watchers witne

Dolphin Table Etiquette: The many ways that dolphins eat

Jul 15, 2015

by Harriet Goodchild

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bottlenose dolphin, cetacean, dolphin, Feeding Techniques, Foraging Behaviour, minke whale, North West Atlantic, strand feeding, UK Seas

Everyone knows the face of one of the most iconic animals in the world, the bottlenose dolphin. They have the cute smile, the sleek grey body, great acrobatic capabilities, and are seen all around the world. Dolphins all around the world have different feeding behaviours the same way

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A whale of an appetite

Dolphin Table Etiquette: The many ways that dolphins eat

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