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Cetaceans at the Surface

Mar 30, 2021

by Claudia Afeltra

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behaviour, bottlenose dolphin, breaching, foraging, humpback whale, socializing, surfacing

One of the main reasons we enjoy dolphin and whale watching is the unique behaviour that we can see from the surface. Imagine the deafening splash from a 30,000 kg breaching humpback, the rainbow mist created when a blue whale blows and surfaces, and the graceful leaps made by a

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