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Wild whale wails: the wonders and mysteries of cetacean communication
May 10, 2021
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Within the last few weeks, a ground-breaking new interdisciplinary project was launched that made headline news: Project CETI (Cetacean Translation Initative). An ambitious collaboration between marine scientists, linguists, and engineers, Project CETI will attempt to solve a mystery
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Spirtle – A Cautionary Tail
May 08, 2021
The warmth and luxurious caress of sunlight on human skin can be a wonderful treat to us Brits, accustomed as we are to rain, wind, cloud and cold dominating our weather regardless of season. Under normal circumstances, many of us are avid sun-seekers, travelling overseas in search of
Read MoreAn Underwater Spring Bloom
May 06, 2021
On land, it is easy to identify and recognise the signs of Spring. We start by waking up each morning to an increasingly early sunrise, accompanied by the gorgeous Dawn Chorus. Outside we are welcomed by blossoms, bumblebees and swallows. But what about along our coastlines? What seas
Read MoreHow to improve your cetacean photography
May 03, 2021
Cetacean researchers have adopted photo-ID as a method to identify individuals. As a Sea Watcher, you may be wondering how you can capture the best image of a cetacean to submit to our online sightings form. Apart from writing blogs for the Sea Watch Foundation, I also practice wildli
Read MoreSei whale sighting in the Firth of Forth!
Apr 23, 2021
A Sei Whale was sighted in the Firth of Forth by Erica Linklater-McLennan on April 11th. Dr Chiara G. Bertulli, Sightings Officer at Sea Watch, had a lovely chat with Erica to know more about this incredible and rare sighting. This is her story! My name is Erica Linklater-McLennan, a
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