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Is it a porpoise? Is it an orca? No! It’s a false killer whale!

Apr 14, 2021

by Claudia Afeltra

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bycatch, conservation, false killer whale, fisheries, fisheries interactions, Hawaii, pollution, pseudorca, sociality, tropics

For this species feature, we’re going tropical! Cruising through deep pelagic waters, the energetic, exuberant, and extremely social false killer whale could be regarded as one of the best team-players in the animal kingdom. This blog will take a look at how they got their name, how t

Long, Thin & Full of Teeth : Harbour Porpoises New Snack

Apr 13, 2021

by Claudia Afeltra

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cetaceans, Diet, Fishing, Harbour porpoise, Phocoena phocoena, Prey

This is the first post in a series which will look at recent advancements, discoveries and trends in the study of whales and dolphins. We here at Sea Watch believe strongly in the free sharing and dissemination of scientific literature and want to give you, our loyal members, the brea

Where’s Wally?

Apr 12, 2021

by Monitoring Officer

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code of conduct, Marine Code of Conduct, marine mammals, marine wildlife, pembrokeshire wildlife, Sea Watch Foundation, walrus, welsh wildlife, wildlife, wildlife safe, wildlife wise

Wally the walrus has been causing a stir in Wales and has captured the heart of the public. While Wally’s initial appearances were sporadic and in often hard to reach places, he spend around a week in Tenby, hauling out on the RNLI slipway where he was observed- from a safe distance-

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6 – South-East Scotland

(Arbroath – English border)

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Is it a porpoise? Is it an orca? No! It’s a false killer whale!

Long, Thin & Full of Teeth : Harbour Porpoises New Snack

Where’s Wally?

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