14-15 North Kent

How well do you know the sounds marine mammals make? Could you identify them from a short recording? Visit us at the Sea Watch Foundation office in New Quay, Wales to attempt our Acoustics Game, there is a prize available if you can answer them all correctly! Discover the diversity of

Photo Identification

Aug 29, 2017

by Amanda Sleath

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Photo identification is a scientific method of identifying individual animals using their unique markings. It is a non-invasive mark-recapture survey technique. By using the animals’ natural markings it avoids the need to physically capture and mark or tag the animal, greatly reducing

Hide and Seek with Killer Whales!!!

Aug 15, 2017

by Laura Bartlett-Short

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Killer whales are undoubtedly one of the greatest predators in the worlds oceans. They are found across the world, and are known to prey on a variety of species, including large fish, seals, rays, and even other marine mammals. So, with such a wide ranging distribution, efficient hunt

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