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Pilot-killer whale interactions
Jul 12, 2022
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What is a pod of killer whales doing with pilot whale calf? That is the question on everyone’s mind. The newly published paper (Selbmann et al.2022), the interspecies interactions between killer whales and long-finned pilot whales in Icelandic waters, revealed a complex social relatio
Read MoreNWDW Education & Outreach in New Quay and Beyond – Blog 7
Aug 01, 2021
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We made it! Today marks the 9th and final day of our 2021 National Whale and Dolphin Watch and what a week it has been. This weekend’s cake sale has raised £100, brought delicious treats to many people and given members of the public the chance to ask us about what Sea Watch Foundatio
Read MoreNWDW Education and Outreach in New Quay and Beyond – Blog 6
Jul 31, 2021
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Today started off overcast but the sun broke through to allow our Research Interns some warmth and vitamin D as they conducted Land Watches from New Quay pier. Others chatted to interested passers-by about dolphins, Sea Watch Foundation and the wonders of Cardigan Bay’s marine inhabit
Read MoreNWDW Education & Outreach in New Quay and Beyond – Blog 5
Jul 30, 2021
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Northerly winds, a very choppy ocean (sea state >4 on the Beaufort Scale), combined with medium swell meant that today’s usual New Quay land-watches and boat-watches could not go ahead. This is because these conditions make spotting dolphins very tricky, so our ability to detect th
Read MoreNWDW Education & Outreach in New Quay and Beyond – Blog 4
Jul 29, 2021
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Another day, another rockpool safari! Once again interns guided participants across the rocks to see what wonderous creatures we could find. The usual suspects were out in full force such as Common prawns, Shannys, and Common shore crabs. After searching under the various kelp species
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