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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

Spotting elusive cetaceans at the University Museum of Zoology, Cambridge

May 11, 2018

by Claudia Afeltra

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beaked whales, bones, cambridge, museum specimens, narwhales, short-beaked common dolphins, toothed whales

Imogen is one of our Education and Awareness Assistants from our 2014 summer season who is here to talk about a different type of cetacean conservation – the care of display and research specimens in museums. When you think of cetaceans, museums may not be the first place you think of

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A whale of an appetite

Spotting elusive cetaceans at the University Museum of Zoology, Cambridge

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