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The Life and Work of Professor Louis. M. Herman; the man who spoke to dolphins.

Dec 23, 2016
by Carl Chapman
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communication, dolphin, Dr Louis M Herman, humpback whales, In memoriam
 After hearing of the sad passing of Professor Louis Herman, a pioneer in the field of dolphin language comprehension, we here at the Sea Watch Foundation decided to investigate more about this fascinating man and his career.   Dr Herman and a bottlenose dolphin at the University of H
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An evening with Sea Watch

Oct 03, 2014
by Carl Chapman
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Ever wondered about the lives of the dolphins in cardigan bay? How many there are…. What they eat…. How we identify them?   Then come along to Sea Watch foundations inaugural exhibition evening . Throughout the night there will be poster displays, interactive talks and presentati
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How high can a dolphin leap?

Oct 02, 2014
by Carl Chapman
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  Tuesday saw some real aerial acrobatics from the dolphins of Cardigan Bay starting with a mother and calf putting on a show for the tour boats. A solid ten minutes of half body breaches and full on leaps in the early evening off the fish factory made the last few trips of the d
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Let’s have some fun!

Sep 20, 2014
by Carl Chapman
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Our new interns had quite a welcome from the local Bottlenose dolphin population on our survey on the 4th September.  We were surveying in Cardigan Bay SAC and trying to get good pictures for our photo identification catalogue. We had a group of about 10 individuals (7 adults and 3 ca
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Shot of Baileys

Sep 18, 2014
by Carl Chapman
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calf, dolphins
Last week i took our new intern James Bailey out to the pier so he could try his magic on the Pier Watch camera. James is a camera man of some repute and has been taking pictures since the age of 6. Since starting at Sea Watch he has managed to capture some great pictures for Photo ID
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