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Stock List :: Phillip Colla Natural History Photography
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Humpback Whale Photos, Megaptera novaeangliae, Phillip Colla Natural History Photography
Humpback whale mother and calf Humpback whale peduncle throw photos Humpback whale competitive group photos Humpback whale pectoral fin photos Humpback whale singer photos Keywords: humpback whale photo, humpback picture, humpback whale ...
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The Dolphin Institute - Dolphin Research
Awareness of One's Own Body Parts Very early ... of nine body parts, rostrum, mouth, melon, side, belly, dorsal fin, pectoral fin, genitals, and tail. We then asked the dolphin to ... Behavior, 29 (3), 250-264. Back to Top Dolphin Programs | Whale Programs | Education Programs | Our Research | Resource Guide Copyright © ...
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OMI: Frequently Asked Questions About LFAS
So, therefore, a deaf whale is a dead whale. Has this sonar ever caused harm to whales and ... the next two hours. This same calf also slapped its pectoral fin 600 times during the four-hour observation period. This type ... Who approved the LFAS tests on the humpback whales near the whale sanctuary? The tests were approved by the National Marine Fisheries Service ...
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US Navy's Misinformation to Congress About LFAS
Southern California in September-October 1997 observed no decrease in whale vocalizations ... the testing period the OMI research team documented an abandoned humpback whale calf displaying agitated behavior in the sonar test area. (This ... a four-hour time frame. The calf also slapped its pectoral fin on the water 671 times during this same observation period) ...
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The Whales of Hervey Bay - Slaphappy
Slaphappy As we watched the energetic fluke slapping of this young whale the name 'Slaphappy' was an obvious choice. When sighted ... riding on the bow wave created ahead of the moving whale and then caught a close up of Slaphappy's ... fin and lateral body, together with the under fluke photos, will help us recognise her in the future. As she was leaving Slaphappy gave one final slap of her pectoral fin ...
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news oct 02
Archived Newsletter for October 2002 What is the origin and cause for the gray whale migration? The Gray Whale Advocate Newsletter October, 2002 edition. Contents, both editorial and photographic are: copyright ... hazards around them in the open ocean. The gray whale mothers can simply lay at rest, their newborn baby riding quietly on their pectoral fin. Thanks to the remote and protected lagoons of ...
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Ocean in Motion - Ocean Futures Society Blog -
Carefully protecting its pectoral fin they gently rocked it, allowing it to find its balance, before pushing special harnesses underneath the whale and floating it back out into the water. Except this wasn't a real whale ...
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Orca Network Sightings Map
They didn't see a dorsal fin on the whale, and the whale had barnacles on it - sounds like a gray whale, which also ... 48.542921, -123.163133. Orcas demonstrated occasional direction changes and pectoral fin slaps. Most stayed in a tight formation, turning tail ...
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STW - Blue Whale
Blue Whale www.oceanlight.com Visit our Store for Blue Whale Gift Items. BLUE WHALE Balaenoptera musculus (Linnaeus, 1758) DERIVATION: from the Latin balaena for whale; from the Greek pteron for wing-fin, from ... to see a blue whale up close. The juvenile whale's skull and jawbones will eventually be put on display at the Marine Laboratories. Side view with the pectoral fin clearly visible. Pieces ...
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